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Discussant: Christopher Dede, Timothy E. Wirth Professor in Learning Technologies, HGSE Information technology in higher education is clearly here to stay. While information technology in higher education has long offered many alternatives to the residential on-campus experience, such as MOOCs, adaptive learning, game-based environments, competency-based education, badging, intrusive advising, and education-as-a-service, the rising costs of higher education, consumer demand, and dwindling time for degrees
