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16 nov 2017 · Higher education is seen as the primary vehicle for nations to improve the economic conditions for citizens in this new ... Higher Education and Social Change. Higher Education, 56 (3), 381-393.
Postsecondary institutions always have been in a state of change. The author discusses four key areas of higher education – systems of tertiary education, privatization, academic work, and technology – that demand careful analysis that have always been of concern but now are entering a new phase of change.
The higher education community is under significant pressure to change—in all sorts of ways. Various change process initiatives include efforts to: Become more operationally efficient and effective. Improve student outcomes. Increase access to higher education. Control costs. Recruit and retain top faculty and researchers.
16 set 2022 · Higher education, no matter how big or small, has the potential to be transformed by artificial intelligence (AI). In the education sector, it can be used to anticipate enrollment trends, enhance recruitment efforts, and improve the academic performance of students when used to improve student outcomes. Editorial team at Artificial Intelligence ...
17 apr 2008 · Below we consider higher education’s impact on society from three perspectives. First, there is higher education’s role in terms of constructing and supporting the ‘knowledge society’. Second, there is a role in constructing the ‘just and stable’ society. Third, there is a role in constructing the ‘critical society’.
19 set 2023 · When something is as resistant to change as American higher education, the explanation can't lie in individual personalities. I look for the structural and cultural reasons why the higher education industry is so resistant to change, and why even slow, incremental change is so difficult.
30 gen 2024 · A MOOC – massive open online course – is a program of learning offered by a university, open via the internet to users worldwide, free of charge. MOOCs are often based on part of an existing degree course, giving students an opportunity to ‘sample’ the experience of studying at prestigious institutions like MIT.
