No, I don’t have the actual drawing (yet), but I did find where the different technologies are placed on the hype cycle in 2014. Also missing is the time frame.

UPDATE: I found this interactive tool, but it seems the data is based on the 2013 hype cycle.

UPDATE 2: Now I did find the actual hype cycles:

One thing is very noticeable: the bad scores for many things digitalization in education.

Secondly: MOOC’s become obsolete?

Some of the technologies in the list will sound unfamiliar to many of you (they did for me once), but the full 2013 report can help you out.

• On the Rise
  • Exostructure Strategy
  • Mashware
  • Quantum Computing
  • SaaS SIS
  • Alumni CRM
  • Education Tablet
  • Affective Computing
  • SIS International Data Interoperability Standards
  • BPO
• At the Peak
  • Citizen Developers
  • Open Microcredentials
  • Open-Source SIS
  • Student Retention CRM
  • Adaptive E-Textbooks
  • Big Data
• Sliding Into the Trough
  • COBIT
  • Enterprise Mobile App Stores
  • Learning Stack
  • Wireless as a Service
  • 802.11ac Wave 1
  • Adaptive Learning
  • MOOC
  • Gamification
  • Digital Preservation of Research Data
  • EA Frameworks
  • Cloud Office Systems
  • ITIL
  • BYOD Strategy
  • Open-Source Middleware Suites
  • Cloud HPC/CaaS
  • Open-Source Financials
  • Mobile Learning Smartphones
  • Social Learning Platform for Education
• Climbing the Slope
  • Emergency/Mass Notification Services
  • Hosted Virtual Desktops
  • Virtual Environments/Virtual Worlds
  • E-Textbook
  • Mobile-Learning Low-Range/Midrange Handsets
  • SaaS Administration Applications
  • Enterprise Architecture
  • IT Infrastructure Utility
  • Intellectual Property Rights and Royalties Management Software
  • Cloud Email for Staff and Faculty
  • Open-Source Learning Repositories
  • Unified Communications and Collaboration
  • Lecture Capture and Retrieval Tools
• Entering the Plateau
  • 802.11n
  • Game Consoles as Media Hubs