From Disruption to Design: How Technology Can Help Transform Higher Education
Technology is ushering in a new era for education, student success, and financial sustainability for both institutions and students. In particular, new models of online learning in tandem with growing analytics provide powerful new opportunities for institutional leaders to use technology to improve both educational and financial outcomes. The industry must closely examine the most promising new models and technologies to understand more fully how institutions and students can successfully adopt them.
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