The online ecosystem

The online ecosystemEver since we started brainstorming the concept of an integrated online environment in higher education, one question has come up over and over.

So, are you talking about one huge system?

The answer is always “no,” we’re talking about integrating countless on- and off-campus services. However, that’s usually not enough. So, I drew this picture. It’s a first draft. What do you think?

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