Jobs and Education

Sam Riley bio ↓  ·  August 30th, 2011  ·  filed under Other

Technology and higher education have been enjoying a symbiotic relationship in recent years.

Apple’s creative visions have been coming to life and flourishing on academic platforms, but now that Steve Jobs is stepping down, should we be worried about how it’s going to affect higher education? Jobs has been personally responsible for a lot of Apple’s academia focus, evidenced by the lack of attention paid to colleges in 1985 during his stint away from the company, and his departure highlights how interdependent technology has become for higher education.

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Sam Riley is the Editorial Assistant at the Rumpus. Also, a humor enthusiast and science supporter. She currently resides in San Francisco, CA. More from this author →

One Response to “Jobs and Education”

  1. @dansolocreative @thenerdi Says:

    The online education industry is represents 48 billion dollars worldwide. It would be odd for a company like Apple to walk away from this. Surely Jobs is not the only one in Apple who is passionate about education. Here’s hoping!

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