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EMERGING EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES

EMERGING EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES. Phyllis King Associate Vice Chancellor. Plan for declining governmental support. Surprise, surprise: The future of higher education rests o n the internet. Coursera tops 1 million students. Majoring in free content.

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EMERGING EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES

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  1. EMERGING EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES Phyllis King Associate Vice Chancellor

  2. Plan for declining governmental support Surprise, surprise: The future of higher education rests on the internet. Coursera tops 1 million students. Majoring in free content Accelerated programs gain popularity with student’s busy lifestyles. Who gets credit? Technology will continue to transform your institution. Education is becoming “anytime and anywhere.

  3. Members Department • Phyllis King, Chair Academic Affairs • DevVenugopalan Academic Affairs • Laura Pedrick Academic Affairs • Beth Warner Student Affairs • Beth Weckmueller Student Affairs • Jeff Meece Student Affairs • Cindy Kluge FAA • Gesele Durham Academic Affairs • Tim Haas LSBA • Jacques Du Plessis UITS • Johanna Dvorak PASS • Jennifer Watson L&S • John Hall UC • Enrique Figuoroa Roberto Hernandez Center • Stuart Moulthrop English • Tanya Joosten LTC • WooSeobJeong SOIS • David Yu Graduate School

  4. PURPOSE • Serve in an advisory capacity to the Provost for identifying, understanding, and interpreting the practices of emerging educational initiatives, their potential impact on UWM, and UWM’s preparedness and response to these initiatives.

  5. PROCESS • Meet monthly to discuss current issues and trends. • Members may be appointed specific topics to research (national and local level) and present to the committee. • Members discuss the topic’s potential impact on UWM and offer guidance for action to the Provost.

  6. MOOCs PLA • FLEX OPTION

  7. GAMIFICATION DUAL ENROLLMENT LEARNER ANALYTICS K-12 TECHNOLOGY TRENDS

  8. To Be Continued………

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