"In higher ed, people often look to a few elite schools for big new ideas. But that might be changing. These days innovation seems just as likely to come from a state school, a small liberal arts college, or even an upstart from outside the traditional system."—Source: EdSurge
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Outsider learning movements are already making an impact on higher ed as we know it, spurring innovation and supporting rising numbers of non-traditional students. This interview with Bernard Bull from Concordia University Wisconsin talks through how the landscape is shifting. —Eduwire Editors
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