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2020 Forecast: Creating the Future of Learning
Over the next decade, the most vibrant innovations in education will take place outside traditional institutions. This 2020 Forecast: Creating the Future of Learning presents a critical dilemma facing these institutions: how to reconcile bottom-up developments in education with the traditional top-down hierarchy that is currently in place. Such peripheral innovation will redefine how learning is organized, who comprises the broad “school community,” and what the actual experiences of learners will be like in the future. The validity and role of formal institutions of education will be challenged by key forces of change and will be reconsidered by an expanding group of stakeholders. Together, the pressures of change and new stakeholder demands will create a new future for learning. This website will help you explore how these different dimensions of our world are changing and how we can shape the future of learning.
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Keith Krueger Interview - Learning to Change, Changing to Learn: Global Lessons
As part of the Future of Education Interview Series, Keith Krueger, CEO of the Consortium for School Networking, spoke about global research on the effectiveness of technology in education. Keith notes technology in education can be transformative - but it requires strong collaborative leadership and a clear vision and commitment to quality professional development. Also, learn about the critical role of the education leaders, both those in charge of technology, as well as those in charge of education, in setting the vision and the essential skills you need for success.
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What K-12 students think about education and technology
As part of the Future of Education Interview Series, Julie Evans speaks about the research Project Tomorrow found around students, education, and technology. Her research show why kids want to take online classes, and how they find gaming helpful in learning.
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Future of Education Network
The community is devoted to providing an opportunity for those who care about education to share their voices and ideas with others. The community also features an interview series that will begin Janurary 24, 2009.
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The Future of Learning Agents and Disruptive Innovation
Teachers and administrators aren't the only educators in the new learning landscape. Discover new roles that may be organizing learning for our kids in the future, and figure out how we can prepare today's emerging educators for those roles.
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Reality Check: Student Videos from New High Schools
The new and redesigned high schools that KnowledgeWorks Foundation has helped launch are ushering in whole new ways to teach teenagers. They are small, demanding and set high expectations for all students. What is the experience like for the young people whose lives are being touched by these changes? To find out, we gave students video cameras and asked them to tell us about themselves and their schools. Scroll down to see additional student videos.
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Videos on the Future of Education
Institute for the Future has created 6 videos around the driving forces that will have an affect on the future of education.
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Future of Education Blog
The Future of Education blog is dedicated to finding and discussing people, projects, events, and resources that exemplify the trends forecasted by the KnowledgeWorks Foundation's Map of Future Forces Affecting Education. We invite you to join us in creating the future we want and need.
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Youth Voices from the Future
How will driving forces of change affect your life in ten years? How will they shape who you become and how you will live? Listen to how students across the country answered these questions.
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