How to size invisible markets and tap into oceans of demand Rich Alton How to size invisible markets and tap into oceans of demand When it comes to estimating the size of a market that hasn't been created, conventional market analyses fall decidedly short. We propose a new methodology. Aug 4, 2020 Rich Alton
In higher education it’s student progress that counts—but prestige that gets measured Christensen Institute In higher education it’s student progress that counts—but prestige that gets measured For higher education to realize its potential, it will need to measure and compete on student progress—for all students. Aug 4, 2020 Christensen Institute
COVID-19 exposes our prosperity problem Efosa Ojomo COVID-19 exposes our prosperity problem The pandemic—and its disproportionate effect on particular populations—highlights a longstanding global prosperity problem in urgent need of a solution. July 30, 2020 Efosa Ojomo
Building the bridge to better mental health care Jessica Plante Building the bridge to better mental health care Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet health systems treat them differently. Can treating them together provide higher quality care? July 30, 2020 Jessica Plante
The making of a networked college graduate Julia Freeland Fisher The making of a networked college graduate Helping college students build supportive and widespread networks should be an ongoing part of how colleges design and measure the student experience. July 30, 2020 Julia Freeland Fisher
3 crucial blended learning resources based on research and real-world practice Christensen Institute 3 crucial blended learning resources based on research and real-world practice For over a decade, the Christensen Institute has been studying and providing insights into blended learning. Here, we lay out our most useful resources. July 29, 2020 Christensen Institute
What post-WWII Japan teaches about economic recovery in 2020 Lincoln Wilcox What post-WWII Japan teaches about economic recovery in 2020 Japan’s investment in market-creating innovation in the wake of WWII laid the foundation for the resilient prosperity it enjoys today, and it offers a blueprint for countries in the aftermath of COVID-19. July 28, 2020 Lincoln Wilcox
A revealing look at innovation in urban and suburban schools Chelsea Waite A revealing look at innovation in urban and suburban schools Canopy data shows urban and suburban schools report innovative practices at different frequencies. July 28, 2020 Chelsea Waite
Avoiding the prosperity paradox: How to build economic resilience in a post-COVID world Efosa Ojomo Avoiding the prosperity paradox: How to build economic resilience in a post-COVID world COVID-19 threatens to push half a billion people into poverty. But with the right approach to innovation, stakeholders can not only help emerging economies recover, but thrive. July 23, 2020 Efosa Ojomo
Who you know matters. Let’s start measuring it. Mahnaz Charania Who you know matters. Let’s start measuring it. Measuring relationships as assets in the student success equation is crucial to ensuring that students don’t just graduate with skills, but with a network. July 22, 2020 Mahnaz Charania
A revealing look at innovation in rural schools Chelsea Waite A revealing look at innovation in rural schools Canopy data suggests rural schools prioritize flexibility and student supports, but other practices may be less common. July 21, 2020 Chelsea Waite
Free edtech won’t lead to lasting change in schools—but here’s what could Chelsea Waite Free edtech won’t lead to lasting change in schools—but here’s what could As schools confront the challenges ahead of them this year, it’s critical to remember the role that processes play in redefining schools’ capabilities. July 20, 2020 Chelsea Waite
