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Send comments to vision-2010@umich.edu. Vision 2010 project background
A brief overview of the project's history, with links to many of
the Vision 2010 products
A detailed description of the project thus far, with an
exhaustive list of the products it has created
A November 1995 interim report on the project's progress
to the Carnegie Foundation, the source of funding for the
Vision 2010 project
The Vision 2010 project's original mission statement
A list of tips on making the most efficient and productive use of
this Web site, inlcuding tips on navigating, must-see pages, and
using special features of this site
A graphical, color-coded map of most of this site's pages,
showing major links between pages and stacking overview
pages on top of in-depth pages -- a click on a page in
this map will take you to the actual page
This here page
A form for adding your name to our registry of Vision 2010
online participants
A review of the scenario-creation process by a UCLA professor
emeritus who was among the participants most involved in that
process -- includes the best explanations of what the matrix
axes represent
Vision 2010 Scenario Development
A step-by-step, diagrammed guide to creating planning
scenarios
A list of the micro-and macro-environmental forces that
seminar participants believe will significantly affect
the future of higher education -- seminar participants
ranked these factors for import and clustered the most
significant factors into three sets
A summary of the transcript of the September 1994 Vision
2010 meeting with presidents from American Association of
Universities institutions -- this meeting helped set the
Vision 2010 agenda
A summary of the transcript of the January 1995 Vision
2010 seminar -- this seminar created the original set of
Vision 2010 transcripts
A summary of the transcript of the May 1995 Vision 2010
seminar -- this seminar refined and extended the scenarios
that had been created in New Orleans
A summary of the transcript of the September 1995 Vision
2010 meeting with provosts from American Association of
Universities institutions -- the group reviewed the
scenarios and the process
The central device around which the four Vision 2010 scenarios
were structured -- each quadrant in the matrix represents the
conjunction of either high or low competition with high or low
digital literacy -- one scenario has been created for each
quadrant
"Higher Education: It's Not Just for College Students
Anymore" -- digital literacy is low in this quadrant,
but competition is high
"It Can't Happen Here" -- high digital literacy, high
competition -- brave new world
"Old Wine, (Fewer) New Bottles" -- digital information
technologies have transformed higher education, but at
least the competitors have familiar faces
"Millenial Fizzle" -- same old, same old
An explanation of what is meant by "digital literacy,"
which is the label applied to the x-axis of the matrix --
includes an extensive history of the seminar discussions
surrounding this topic and a link to the current online
discussion of it
An explanation of what is meant by "competition," which is
the label applied to the y-axis of the matrix -- includes
an extensive history of the seminar discussions surrounding
this topic and a link to the current online discussion of it
Vision 2010 Online Discussions
A page of links to all of the Vision 2010 discussions, both limited- and long-term
A discussion of how digital information technologies may
change the nature of teaching, learning, and research in
higher education
A discussion of where universities' competition may come
from in the coming decade
A discussion on ways to help universities prepare for the
changes digital technologies will bring
A long-term forum for responding to the four Vision 2010
scenarios
A long-term forum for discussing the goals, methods, and
future of the Vision 2010 project
Vision 2010 Online Resources and Databases
An annotated database of books and articles concerned with
the effects of digital information technologies on higher
education -- many of the articles are now online and are
hyperlinked here
A page of links to notable uses of the World Wide Web for
educational purposes -- we encourage you to post links of
your own here
A page of news items appropos of Vision 2010 concerns -- we
encourage you to post links of your own here
A listing of participants in the Vision 2010 seminars and
meetings
A registry or guest book for online discussion
participants
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