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Fall 2017 Top 30 Largest Online Enrollments In US – With LMS Usage and Trends Since 2012

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 17, 2018

A view of the 30 largest enrollments for students taking at least one online course in Fall 2017, with LMS usage and trends since 2012

Enrollment Implications Regarding Directive for Online Community College in California

By Phil Hill. Posted on July 9, 2017

Governor Brown has directed that the California Community College System create a new, online college. What do the enrollment numbers indicate?

Historical Survey Of Competency-Based Education

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 11, 2016

I have previously written a primer on competency-based education (CBE) using SPT Malan’s seminal article as the basis for understanding the key elements. Chris Mallett, formerly associate provost at Western Governors University (WGU) and currently VP for online programs at Northeastern University, has just posted a broader historical survey on CBE that is well worth reading. His […]

The University As Ed Tech Startup: UMUC, Global Campus, Texas, and SNHU roll their own

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 18, 2015

Today the University of Maryland University Campus (UMUC) announced its plans to spin off their Office of Analytics into a separate for-profit ed tech company. The University System of Maryland Board of Regents today approved a University of Maryland University College (UMUC) plan to spin off its Office of Analytics into a new company, HelioCampus, that […]

Competency-Based Education: Not just a drinking game

By Phil Hill. Posted on October 16, 2014

Ray Henderson captured the changing trend of the past two EDUCAUSE conferences quite well. The #Edu14 drinking game: sure inebriation in 13 from vendor claims of "mooc" "cloud" or "disrupting edu". In 2014: "competency based." — Ray Henderson (@readmeray) October 3, 2014 The #Edu14 drinking game: sure inebriation in 13 from vendor claims of “mooc” “cloud” […]

Notes from Paul LeBlanc keynote address at WCET13

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 2, 2013

Two weeks ago I attended the WCET Conference in Denver. While much smaller than EDUCAUSE and some others, I find these conferences to be great learning experiences, especially as WCET supports open dialogue between academic leaders (provosts, deans, etc), academic IT and edtech support, and industry leaders. The combination of mindsets – especially the combination […]

Competency-Based Education: An (Updated) Primer for Today’s Online Market

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 1, 2013

There has been a significant amount of progress and interest in competency-based education, as Wisconsin has launched its Flexible Option program, federal legislators are pushing the concept, ‘patient zero’ has graduated from College for America, and resistance is emerging to the concept. I thought it might be useful to update and re-share the primer that […]

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