“How do we design and operationalize our learning environments to reflect these characteristics? And if we don’t, can we have any hope of staying relevant to the needs of students, families, and society?” Schott Mcleod

26/09/2016

We can’t state explicitly or emphatically what the future of learning will look like because things are moving so fast. But we can extrapolate some general characteristics from current trends. For example, in the future our learning will be even more …

  • digital rather than analog / ink on paper
  • informal
  • online and less dependent on local humans
  • mobile
  • networked / interconnected
  • multimedia
  • self-directed / inquiry-based
  • individualized / personalized
  • computer-based and software-mediated and less dependent on live humans
  • open / accessible (in the sense of OER)
  • project-based
  • simulation– or game-based

… than it is now. We’re not going to retrench or go backward on any of these. As educators, parents, and citizens, we need to begin envisioning the implications of these characteristics for learning, teaching, and schooling.

Schott Mcleod, tomado de Big Think

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