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- 1. Education a $3b business opportunity Voice of the Customer
- 3. 3 “There is little or no standardization and only minimal attempts to collect evidence that could be used to improve [the business]. New developments are slow and costs go up every year. New online providers will challenge the model, developing standard [products], high quality delivery and more effective [metrics]. The online mantra – better, faster, cheaper – is coming to [this industry] and no one knows where it will end. One thing is certain… …[businesses] had better start preparing now.” 3 Which business model goes next?
- 4. 4 “There is little or no standardization and only minimal attempts to collect evidence that could be used to improve delivery and assessment. New developments are slow and costs go up every year. New online providers will challenge the craft model, developing standard courses, high quality delivery and more effective assessment. The online mantra – better, faster, cheaper – is coming to academe and no one knows where it will end. One thing is certain… …universities had better start preparing now.” Professor Steven Schwartz, VC Macquarie University 4 Which business model goes next?
- 5. 5 Australian Children have $1,886 of equipment
- 6. 6 Total education ICT spend
- 7. 7 Total education ICT spend
- 8. 8 Where does the revenue land?
- 14. Education a $3b business opportunity Voice of the Customer
- 15. Brisbane Grammar School Michael Lowbridge Director of ICT & Information Systems Derek McDowall Head of eLearning
- 16. SAMR Model
- 18. Brisbane Grammar School Michael Lowbridge Director of ICT & Information Systems Derek McDowall Head of eLearning
- 19. Microsoft Education Team Government State Education Departments
- 20. Microsoft Education Team Non-Government Education
- 21. Microsoft Education Team Higher Education
- 22. Priorities ahead
- 23. In the next decade… “The teacher’s role will change – advocacy and mentoring will become more important than subject specialism and knowledge.”
- 24. A glimpse into the future Creating immersive learning experiences
- 25. Education Partner Briefings 29/30 Oct – Melbourne 31 Oct - 1 Nov – Sydney Education Blog - blogs.msdn.com/education Fortnightly newsletter - ray.fleming@microsoft.com
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- Written after the news that major Australian media organisations Fairfax and News Ltd are dramatically downsizing, and in the year that Encyclopaedia Britannica stopped producing encyclopaedias, Kodak stopped producing cameras and EMI stopped producing music, it takes a look at the changing dynamics of the business marketplace – where Borders, Blockbuster and Yellow Pages all lose out to their online competitors.
- And who’s it from – one of the big retail CEOs (Harvey Norman? Myers? David Jones? Dymocks?) or a manufacturing business, or a publisher? It’s about who’s saying it, and what they are talking about I think it is significant because the author in question is Professor Steven Schwartz, Vice-Chancellor at Macquarie University. And the business in question is the business of higher education. Here’s the quote in full: “Higher education is next. Stuck in the 19th Century, higher education in many places is a craft in which an artisan-academic prepares bespoke courses. The academic decides on the course content, delivers it and assesses the student’s learning. There is little or no standardization and only minimal attempts to collect evidence that could be used to improve delivery and assessment. New developments are slow and costs go up every year. New online providers will challenge the craft model, developing standard courses, high quality delivery and more effective assessment. The online mantra – better, faster, cheaper – is coming to academe and no one knows where it will end. One thing is certain, universities had better start preparing now.” Better, faster, cheaper: the online mantra coming soon to a university near you
- Parents pay to keep kids in gadgets http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/parents-pay-plenty-to-keep-kids-in-gadgets/story-fn6b3v4f-1226414606484
- http://blogs.msdn.com/b/education/archive/2012/03/27/total-spend-on-ict-in-education-in-australia-to-reach-3-2-billion-by-2015.aspx
- http://blogs.msdn.com/b/education/archive/2012/03/27/total-spend-on-ict-in-education-in-australia-to-reach-3-2-billion-by-2015.aspx