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Beyond centralized systems in HE
Slides from ed-media symposium
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- Slide 1: Distributed, user-owned technologies are not merely going to be
grudgingly accepted by institutions, they are an inevitable
requirement for organisational viability in the 21st Century
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- Slide 2: Far from threatening
institutional viability
and control,
distributed, user-
owned technology
offers an escape
route from
escalating costs,
liabilities, and
bureaucracy that
come from a supply-
driven model
Rather than spinning us out of control,
they offer a way to get back under
control
- Slide 3: A supply-led approach to provision of
education and provision of technology is no
longer viable in an age of lifelong learning,
user choice, and increasing numbers
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An alternative approach
requires strong leadership but
not expensive systems. The
paper offers 10 practical steps
for IT, management, faculty
and administration