I’ve written some past posts about the work of Philip Tetlock (Quote Of The Day: “beliefs are hypotheses to be tested…” and The Best Resources On The Importance Of Knowing What You Don’t Know…
What can we anticipate about education and technology in 2016? Trends from 2015 may shed some anticipatory light, if we extrapolate from them. I'm basing this post and successors on my FTTE report. I'm also inspired in this post by Audrey Watters' recent series of ed-tech trends (here's the latest) and by Webb Media's very…
In 2009, educator and blogger Shelley Blake-Plock made some bold predictions about the future of education. How accurate were they at this halfway mark?
This article revisits a list generated in 2009 regards to 21 things that were thought to become obsolete by the year 2020. Being the end of 2015, this article looks at the list to see what has come true and what has not. Thoughts?
By Nathan Deardorff Education is one of the fastest progressing industries. Today, research, materials and communication can be shared instantly and globally. However, information technology is hardly at its full potential, particularly in education. As a college senior set to graduate in 2015 and asked to write an essay about the [...]
In the future of higher education, three key trends are expected to transform the landscape: automation, curation, and gamification. Automation will streamline processes like registration and class scheduling, while curation will help students navigate the vast amount of information available and make personalized recommendations.
These are heady days for education technology. In fact, with big investments in outfits like Everspring and Udemy, I’d say 2014 was the biggest year yet in..
It has been a pretty exciting year for Google in a lot of ways. Android Wear has started to ignite excitement behind the future of wearable technology, the best version of Android ever—dubbed Lolli...
The wealth of material from this non-scientific, opt-in canvassing of experts resulted in seven reports about what trends might emerge in online life between now and 2025. Here are some key takeaways.
You could not be more wrong... Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we count down our picks for the top 10 technology predictions that turned out to be false. Ch...
Will Google prevail in its legal battles over Android and its search business? Will it thrive under Alphabet? Here are our predictions for Google in 2016.
The Internet of Things is here to stay, and with ever-growing predictions about the action number of items that will be connected in the next decade...
– Steve Balmer, Microsoft CEO, April, 2007 We Consistently Over-Estimate the Impact of Technology in the Short run, and Under-Estimate its Long Term Impact As I prepare for a plenary speech at the upcoming 2016 ICIET Conference in Los Angeles
Susan Galer considers the IDC's predictions about the next wave of digital innovation, such as biometric passwords and the emergence of sensors in everyday objects.
Everyone have high expectations in the new technologies of the decade that will make our life easier! Here are five interesting, new and evolved technologies that will make our daily tasks easier suggested by the World Economic Forum! From smart machines to security, stay updated about the future and how technology can support you.
Apple fans got much of what they asked for and more in 2014, and Apple in 2015 looks like it’s going to deliver even more for lovers of iPads, iPhones, Macs,
Some people believe education is stagnant, but it isn't. If you don't believe this look what shocking things students will do to change education this year.
We asked our 2015 intake of Technology Pioneers for their views on how technology will change the world. From printable organs to the “internet of everywhere”, here are their predictions for our near-term future. The ‘humanized’ internet The evolution of modern connectivity is often summarized as: the internet – the world wide web – mobile […]
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