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Journal Article
What Real Change Looks Like: Experts offer three guiding principles of innovation
2019
Overview
A classroom may resemble one from decades ago, but the students in it could be using free open-source materials instead of commercial textbooks, participating in group projects and other active-learning activities, choosing courses through \"guided pathways\" to degrees and careers, and connecting regularly with advisers, thanks to technology-powered alerts and nudges. Achieving the Dream, a 15-year-old organization that works to improve student outcomes at community colleges, tries not to use the term \"innovation\" with member institutions, because it can scare away otherwise willing collaborators. [...]more than 200 institutions now have senior positions with words like \"innovation\" or \"digital\" in their title, and another 200 have roles in online learning \"that are often connected to broader academic-innovation efforts,\" according to a report in 2018 by the consulting firm Entangled Solutions. Rufus Glasper, a former chancellor of the Maricopa Community Colleges and now president of the League for Innovation in the Community College, saw that with a federal program aimed at creating more partnerships between two-year institutions and industry.
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Chronicle of Higher Education, Inc,Chronicle of Higher Education
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