The resonance of major issues in higher education, particularly concerns over cost and access, will not go away, writes a commentator for NBC News. Technology has been proposed, however inelegantly, as a means to provide a fresh response these concerns. And so — as Willie Loman counseled –attention must be paid. As we move past the debate and toward innovation for the long term, there are four key issues must be addressed…
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