October 2001
Brave New World for Higher Education
Digital technologies have created the "open-source" university.
By Michael Schrage
In April 2001, MIT president Charles M. Vest announced that the Institute would bring the "open-source" software sensibility to higher education and offer-for free!-its curricula and courseware to the world via the Web. This "OpenCourseWare" initiative represents a radically different approach to digitizing, marketing and globalizing education.
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