Higher Education IT 2010 Interview - Professor Phil Long
Professor Phil Long, Professor & Director, Centre for Educational Innovation & Technology, University of Queensland will be speaking at the 3rd Annual Higher Education Information Technology Summit taking place on the 25th and 26th of October 2010 in Melbourne.
1. The NBN has become a highly topical subject during the election campaign, and used as a political football. How important is the government’s broadband policy for the future of the higher education sector across Australia?
2. How do you compare the use of IT in the Australian education sector in comparison with other technologically developed nations, for example the United States or the UK?
3. We already have some universities offering various channels of distributing lectures, for example via podcasts or live streaming. Is information technology paving the way for a learning and teaching revolution?
4. You’re speaking at Informa’s 3rd Annual Higher Education Information Technology Summit on the 25th and 26th of October 2010 in Melbourne, what do you hope delegates will take away from your presentation and the Conference?
For more information, go to www.informa.com.au/highereducation-it
