We’re Approaching a Tipping Point for Technology Use in #HigherEd

December 28, 2012 6 Comments

Re posted from EdTech, December 28, 2012

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Charlotte @ Beestar says:

December 31, 2012 at 8:42 am

I love this infographic! What a great find. I was really surprised to read that 59% of students claim their lectures are becoming increasingly disengaging. In my job I am constantly looking at improvements in education through technology (currently working on a student self-evaluation tool that cross-references all types of information already available about the student). From that perspective, seeing this infographic and reading the sources quoted has given me some new food for thought. Thanks!

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Cathy Anderson says:

January 3, 2013 at 12:44 pm

This is really a great infographic, really tells the story that illustrates new learning modalities. Cutting edge technology tells us what a mobile society we will be and a world without borders and a world without walls. http://www.cathyandersonblog.com/

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PA Leimbach says:

January 3, 2013 at 4:28 pm

91% Faculty using Social Media in their classes? Really? Were did you get a number like this, I’d say closer to 1% if you do not include playing Bejeweled or Farmville during class. This number alone brings in to question the rest of your data!

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