
To supplement the History and Future of (Mostly) Higher Education MOOC and as part of the FutureEd initiative, HASTAC has created The HASTAC Guide to the Future of Higher Education: Collected Readings Contributed by our Network Members, a collection of additional readings. To suggest additional resources, please leave a comment below.
Chapter 4: Changing the Paradigm for Higher Education: Curriculum
This chapter switches from understanding how our present system was originally designed to the future: how we might change higher education to better suit the world we live in now. We will consider new principles, new methods, and new metrics for redesigning an innovative form of learning that helps us all with the complexities of the world we actually inhabit outside of school, all the time (including by those excluded from participation in that world by reasons of cost, country, censorship, access, ability, or other reasons). We’ll begin with three innovations on the level of curriculum:
- Practice Digital Literacies
- Find Creative Ways to Model Unlearning
- Rethinking Liberal Arts for Resilient Global Citizens
Please suggest your favorite HASTAC post about these topics using the comment feature at the bottom of the page.
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Brainstorming on Ethical Digital Content Agreements: A Digital Workshop
Wanted to share a link to a document I created that is open and editable to explore some of the ways terms of use, those things we accept when we join sites, might be more ethical, or user facing, when it comes to ownership of user generated content (as seen in the news with every social media site at some point over the past few years). Please feel free to jump in!
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