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Trendlines from 2012Glimpses of the future of

liberal education-

NITLEDecember 2012

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Monthly environmental scan report

Developed + tested through social media

December campus survey

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FT reports, April-December 2012

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Trendline categories

1. Economics and college finances2. Communities and populations3. Teaching and learning and tech4. Technology ecosystem5. The future of liberal education6. MOOCs7. Scholarship

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Economics and college finances

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Continued cost/value crisis

The higher education bubble concept

Academic union critiques of online learning

Changes in internships

Crowdsourcing in academia

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Communities and populations

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Student and parent anxieties about debt and employment

Demographic changes in student body: race, size

Possible intergenerational tensions among faculty

Adjunctification rising Restructuring library staff Data analytics

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Teaching and learning and tech

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Uses of social media

Uses of Web video

Changes in the LMS world

Blended learning

Learning analytics

Changes in library role

Digital humanities (in classroom)

The rise of the Maker movement

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Technology ecosystem

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3d printing Ebooks social media The Web

plateau? digital video cloud

computing Apple vs

Google

tablets succeeding laptops

augmented reality

automation and artificial intelligence

the growing mobile world

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The future of liberal education

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Financial stresses International campuses

and competition Liberal education and/vs

vocational training Liberal arts institutions’

role in K-12 The MOOC challenge

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MOOCs

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Credit for MOOCs STEM vs humanities Sustainability xMOOC vs cMOOC Liberal arts campuses entering

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Scholarship

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Open content Possible divide growing

between research and teaching

Changes to the scholarly publication ecosystem

Rise of the digital humanities (as scholarly work)

The library role