This document discusses educating students to be "T-shaped professionals" with both broad and deep skills. It advocates returning to the ideas of Wilhelm von Humboldt and John Henry Newman that education should cultivate the mind and promote creativity and networking. New technologies like monitoring, analytics, open resources, flipping the classroom and gamification are mentioned as useful tools. The vision presented is of a university that provides both high tech and human touch, with students developing skills in handling complexity, having different perspectives, being self-directed and collaborative. The results are said to include students completing their studies faster with fewer dropouts.