350 000 étudiants de plus en 2025
Blog "HEDway" d'Olivier Rollot. Mais comment va-t-on pouvoir tous les accueillir dans de bonnes conditions ? Si les tendances en termes d’orientation, de poursuite d’études et de démographie se prolongent, l’enseignement supérieur pourrait rassembler 2,9 millions d’étudiants en 2025, soit environ 350 000 étudiants de plus qu’en 2015, selon la dernière note d’information du MENESR. Plus...
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13 experts discuss higher ed’s next 20 years
The nation’s current higher education system is unsustainable, and many experts believe it is ill-suited for today’s globally-connected and ever-changing world, according to a new whitepaper from Blackboard. More...
Predicting the next 20 years in higher ed reveals 5 major themes
In a future-forward interview series, leaders reflect on the last 20 years of U.S. higher ed and consider what the next 20 years might hold. More...
5 ways the cloud is building the University of the Future
Survey of IT professionals during EDUCAUSE reveals why they believe the cloud is the best way to attract, retain and graduate quality students. More...
College deans predict higher-ed is in for remarkable changes in 10 years
New survey reveals more than two-thirds of college deans believe institutional change is on the horizon. More...
Walking the line of predictive analytics in higher education
Walking the line of predictive analytics in higher education
Marlen Rattiner, Blackboard Blog, 2017/05/19
This is a column from Blackboard addressing the ethical implications of learning analytics. First, to set the context: "Predictive analytics are not about perfect future outcomes; they are about analyzing historical and current data to project a likely future outcome." More...
Ready for robot lawyers? How students can prepare for the future of law
From algorithms and artificial intelligence to smart contracts, technology will transform the legal profession. Here’s what it could mean for law students. More...
Le collège universitaire : dépoussiérer une vieille idée pour inspirer l’université de demain
Le 15 septembre dernier, une fuite relayée par EducPros révélait que l’Université Paris-Saclay pourrait être divisée en deux entités : « Cette dernière deviendrait une université de recherche avec masters et doctorats, laissant des formations bac+2 et bac+3 à un « collège universitaire » autonome ». Plus...