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New technology and higher ed: who’s afraid of the snickering footman?

Having reflected on the MITx development and associated innovations noted in my blog last week I now have little doubt that [...]

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A conversation with Steven Schwartz

In a wide-ranging interview over 10 parts Macquarie University Vice-Chancellor Steven Schwartz talks to David Myton about higher [...]

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‘Global shapers’, young entrepreneurs working to build a better future

This is the final post from Macquarie University historian Professor David Christian summing up his impressions gained from his visit [...]

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Why MITx may herald the dawn of disruption for higher education

Is this the year of the game changer for higher education? Let’s look at some recent developments which, taken together, [...]

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Davos: where the drive for growth meets the drive for sustainability

An update from Macquarie University historian Professor David Christian on his visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos [...]

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How international is Davos? And how international are universities today?

As promised in my recent blog here’s an update from Macquarie University historian Professor David Christian on his [...]

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Amid the gloom there are reasons to be cheerful – thousands of them

An eye-catching graffito aside the streets of London declares: Sorry! The lifestyle you ordered is currently out of stock. It [...]

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