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The fifth of the five defining outcomes of a liberal education as described by the Association of American Colleges and Universities: 

5)   Habits of mind that foster integrative thinking and the ability to transfer skills and knowledge from one setting to another—achieved and demonstrated through advanced research and/or creative projects in which students take the primary responsibility for framing questions, carrying out an analysis, and producing work of substantial complexity and quality.

In what ways do the uses of information technology in the wider world have implications for what all students in higher education should learn?  If you know of examples that can be used to expand this web page, please let me know!

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