EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting the use of information technology. Membership is open to higher education institutions, corporations serving higher education, and related organizations. The document discusses key ideas like openness, collaboration, and disruptive innovation and how technologies like MOOCs, the Internet, and massively collaborative projects are changing higher education.

1. FIT School of Art and Design January 31, 2013

2. WHAT IS EDUCAUSE?
EDUCAUSE is a non-profit
organization who mission is:
To advance higher education by
promoting the use of information
technology

3. WHO IS EDUCAUSE?
Membership is open to institutions
of higher education, corporations
serving the higher education
market, and related organizations

5. Christine Flanagan, Director Eliot Masie
Student Experience Lab CEO
Business Innovation Factory Masie Center
Edward L. Ayers Clay Shirky
President of American writer
University of Richmond NYU Professor

6. The Economic and Social Impact
of the Internet

7. 3 Big Ideas
1. Openness
2.Collaboration
3. Disruptive Innovation

8. Openness

14. Just because software is
not stamped approved for
education does not mean
it does not have
educational
value

15. Collaboration

16. It seems to me that, at least in
theory, a different model could
work...anybody who had
anything whatsoever to say
about the problem could chip in.

17. Massively Collaborative
Mathematical
Research Projects

18. I would like to accept this paper as it deals with a
fundamental problem, identifies it natural restricted
versions and make interesting progress. The paper
however needs several modifications.
Finally the paper does not clear state who the
authors are! It does refer to a website detailing the
Polymath project but, I think, a list of names who
contributed to the work should be given somehow.

19. One change requested is to add a list of
participants to the project. In analogy
with what we did for Polymath1, I
therefore started a “signup sheet” on
the wiki at...

20. The actual conversations have
moved outside of the traditional
peer-reviewed academic
journals

21. Disruptive Innovation

22. Text
Technology is changing the
story of how things work

23. Disruptive Innovation
An Innovation that helps create a
new market and eventually goes on
to disrupt an existing market (over
a few years or decades), displacing
an earlier technology.

24. The Music Industry

25. 1990’s
MP3

26. Lost the battle, but won the war

28. MOOCS
MASSIVE

29. AND MULTIPLYING

30. 160,000 students enrolled in the first
course offering - Artificial Intelligence
taught by Sebastian Thrun
Stanford University

32. A free worldclass
education for
anyone, anywhere

33. 200 Courses
33 Universities
1.3 million students

35. There are big changes coming in Higher
Education, it is not MOOCS or online
learning but how
Collaboration
Openness
Innovation
will change the what we are doing

36. Dawn of a New Era in
education

37. Thank you