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The Future of Learning Techology


What's Next in Learning Technology in Higher Ed - 9

Figure 1 summarizes these conclusions in graphical form. An interesting question concerns the role of new technologies for production of online content, namely content repositories and the reusable content itself. Both of these have strong compelling needs in the market for purely online courses in which content quality and productivity improvements are high priority concerns. Whether these can cross over to the mainstream depends on how well they can be used to aid the majority of faculty as well as how well they can apply to the classroom context (in addition to online).

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A-HEC Internet-Supported Learning Study
CONTENTS
Introduction and Historical Perspective
The Competitiveness Drivers
From Access to Student Achievement
The Role of Learning and Learning Technology
Predictions for Learning Technology
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