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The online evolution: when technology meets tradition in higher education
REPORTAndrew Norton
Online higher education is set to drive huge changes to traditional teaching and learning. The university and classroom are far from dead, but they will be very different.
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Higher Education Program Director
Andrew NortonAndrew has worked as a policy adviser to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne and as a research fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies. He has written widely on higher education, and in the late 1990s was higher education adviser to the then federal education minister, Dr David Kemp. The Higher Education Program is funded by The Myer Foundation.
Program Topics
Reports
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08 April 2013
The online evolution: when technology meets tradition in higher education -
20 January 2013
Mapping Australian higher education, 2013 -
05 August 2012
Graduate Winners: Assessing the public and private benefits of higher education -
29 January 2012
Mapping Australian higher education 2012
News & Opinion
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24 April 2013
Why change on our campuses is evolutionary not revolutionary -
24 April 2013
For more savings, time to look at student loans -
22 April 2013
Let's open our doors to the best global higher education -
15 April 2013
With tighter budgets, universities must change course -
14 April 2013
No long-term plan behind higher education cuts
Speeches & Events
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13 August 2012
Graduate winners: public losers? -
09 February 2012
Australian higher education: trends, policies, performance -
28 July 2011
How to create a world class university