Technology foundations for twenty-first century higher education

Technology is undoubtedly a foundational asset for higher education providers, but for many leaders in the sector it remains something of a black box. This collection of essays aims to demystify technology and to provide some insights to elevate the discourse to a strategic level. This collection of essays brings together leading education technology (edtech) voices to explain how technology is already improving higher education and how much more it could potentially do to transform the student experience for the better.

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Contents: Governance and leadership of a modern university / Karen O'Brien; Risks and challenges of AI in higher education / Kathleen Armour; Future-proofing HE: three anticipated changes / Nick Mount; The landscape of twenty-first century learning / Ian Dunn; Technology foundations: the building blocks for excellence in modern universities / Gavin McLachlan; Data as a foundation for the future of education / Alex Leigh; The co-existence of the LMS and LCMS in universities / Prasad Mohare and David Hopkins; Student-centric approaches to the university of the future / Jane Harrington. Show less