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The Strategic Imperative for Schools: Technology as Connector
School would be a lot easier for administrators and teachers if technology were left outside of the classroom walls. Technology brings significant and frustrating obstacles to student learning. The range includes infrastructure issues like wireless connectivity, printing difficulties,…
Read More »The Horizon Report: A History of Ed-Tech Predictions
For over a decade now, the New Media Consortium has issued an annual Horizon Report, detailing the six technologies that it predicts will soon impact colleges and universities. These predictions identify emerging technologies on three “horizons”: four to five years,…
Read More »Future Ready: Roadmaps to Tech Integration
Ultimately, effective leadership is at the core of trust. District leaders must look to develop a culture shift that starts with trusting those individuals they put in place to lead their initiatives. District leaders must also be open…
Read More »10 Online Learning Trends to Watch in 2015 [#Infographic]
The future’s biggest online movements in education are taking shape today. Amid the shifting sands of online education, which trends can we expect to set the tone for e-learning in the year ahead? Online options are…
Read More »Experiences in Self-Determined Learning: Moving from Education 1.0 Through Education 2.0 Towards Education 3.0
Self-determined learning or heutagogy is fast gaining interest from educators around the world interested in an evidence-based approach to learning. Grounded as it is on brain research and extensive research into how people learn self-determined learning is particularly…
Read More »Can the Current Model of Higher Education Survive MOOCs and Online Learning? | EDUCAUSE.edu
How can institutions address the threat to higher education? In The Search for Survival, I proposed a model for surviving disruptive technologies.5 New technologies enable an innovator to develop a new product or service that is great for the innovator…
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