Everything from email to libraries to blogs to universities will be declared dead. Again. For the 10th year in a row. People will continue to call for educational reform. Ignoring, of course, the fact that education is constantly reforming and changing and that there are people out there exploring new ideas and concepts. “Experts” will [...]
14 Nov, 2011
What Could The Next Big Thing In Technology Be?Posted by: Matt Crosslin In: Mobile Devices|Virtual Worlds
One larger thread in the conversations I have been in about the future of Apple without Steve Jobs centers on “what will the next big thing in technology be?” Jobs was responsible for so many game changers through the years that it is hard to imagine the technology world without him. But to be honest, [...]
04 Mar, 2011
If We Ditch The LMS, How Then Could We Change Colleges?Posted by: Matt Crosslin In: LMS New Vision
Up until now, as I have pondered the future of LMS, I have been mainly focusing on the basic level of courses. In the back of my head has been this swirling idea of how colleges could change if we had a better system for delivering courses. This idea is very incomplete and I can [...]
Part of my day job involves following trends and predicting what might happen in the future of online education. Pretty risky business – I remember ten years ago when one article predicted that all colleges would one day have at least one class delivered online through AOL. A-O-Who? Do they still exist? But despite the [...]
I’ve been pondering an article called “Future Ed: Remote learning, 3D screens” for a few days now. While this article covers some interesting geeky stuff (such as ocular implants and 3-D screens), there are also some great nuggets of wisdom in there about how what we teach needs to change – along with our [...]
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