Guardian HE Summit 2013 live scribings – in pictures

Live scribings from the private provision and demonstrating public value talks, featuring uncanny sketches of Aldwyn Cooper, Terence Kealey, Libby Hackett and many more... Photograph: Anna Gordon/Guardian

CreativeConnection artist drawing visual summaries from presentations by David Willetts, Deborah Rosevere and Paul Clark Photograph: Anna Gordon/Guardian

Is online learning a passing fad or a major game player? Visual summaries of a panel debate featuring Andrew Bollington, Jeff Haywood, Rajay Naik and Michael Stevenson Photograph: Anna Gordon/Guardian

Online learning is not a passing fad, it's a game changer, says Andrew Bollington. "In 10 years' time it will simply become a core part of the way we are learning," he adds Photograph: Anna Gordon/Guardian

Les Ebdon called for more social cohesion between education institutions and within the sector itself, in his talk on how to widen participation in the sector Photograph: Anna Gordon/Guardian

In the final keynote, Steven Schwartz said if we want to preserve what is best about our universities, then they need to change by becoming faster, cheaper, and better
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Delegates from the event watching the live scribing in action.
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One of the completed boards highlighting the central theme of the event: Competition, collaboration and communicating value Photograph: Anna Gordon/Guardian