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Press Search: Future Of Education
We have researched various reports discussing the future of education technology. Each of the ten reports have been summarized and include an assessment of their quality. High quality results include sources from leading news industry, news portals, and research organizations. We have rated as medium quality reports ones that include sources from school and university articles, and public and private institutions. Finally, low quality reports are sources from blogs and personal opinions and viewpoints. The ten reports are:
- The Future of Learning? Well, It's Personal
- How Will Blockchain Transform the Education System?
- The Future of Education Needs Mixed Reality
- Tech Lover or Tech Slave? Wearables Are Set to Revolutionise Education, But Reaping the Benefits Depends on Smart Use
- 3D Printing in Teaching and Education: A Review of Where and How It Is Used
- The Future of College Education: Students for Life, Computer Advisers and Campuses Everywhere
- Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Education
- Are Robots the Future of Education?
- Smart Education, Goodbye to Classroom Teaching
- Mobile Learning Apps: The Future of Education?
The Future of Learning? Well, It's Personal
This article gives consideration to the idea of personalized learning. Personalized learning allows each student to use software to proceed through a pre-determined body of knowledge, most often math, at his or her own pace. This is a whole new way of schooling, where students set their own goals. Two students work independently as well as together on projects that match their interests. Adults will facilitate and invest in getting to know each student one-on-one, assessing both their strengths and their challenges.
This report is of high quality because, according to research, NPR ranks #1 in being "credible" and "honest" among major United States news brands, and is rising above the major television and cable news networks and media outlets including The New York Times, MSNBC, and Fox News in both categ
How Will Blockchain Transform the Education System?
The potential uses for blockchain technology in the education sector is the focus of this report. By looking to other industries that currently use blockchain technology, we can start to make predictions about how these networks could be used in an educational setting. The most exciting are Test Prep and Learning, Library and Information Services, and Transportation.
We feel this report is of high quality because Dataconomy is the leading portal for news, events and expert opinion from the world of data-driven technology.
The Future of Education Needs Mixed Reality
This report consideres mixed reality, which encompasses both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies. This technology may fundamentally change the way that educators can approach STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) in classrooms all across the globe.
The author of this report is Andew B Raupp, founder of STEM.org. This organization is considered to be the longest continually operating, privately held STEM organization in America. It serves several schools and even the top brands in the world; over 25 countries.
Tech Lover or Tech Slave?
This report explores the benefits of wearable technology in the world of teaching and learning. Wearables are fast becoming ingrained in education in some parts of the world. Wearables can accelerate the learning process and make teaching more focused, efficient, and effective.
The report is of high quality because the author, Luisa Tam, is a senior editor at the South China Morning Post. For over 100 years, South China Morning Post have built up the trust of its readers in Hong Kong.
3D Printing in Teaching and Education: A Review of Where and How It Is Used
Six categories of 3D printing application in schools , universities, libraries and special education settings are investigated in this article. The categories include: 1) to teach students about 3D printing; 2) to teach educators about 3D printing; 3) as a support technology during teaching; 4) to produce artifacts that aid learning; 5) to create assistive technologies; and 6) to support outreach activities.
This report is of high quality due to the fact that it originates with Research Gate, the professional network for scientists and researchers. They have over 15 million members from all over the world who use it to share, discover, and discuss research.
The Future of College Education: Students for Life, Computer Advisers and Campuses Everywhere
This article considers the compelling ideas of the Georgia Tech Commission of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Their ideas for the future of college education include: 1) Students for Life - The university will turn itself into a venue for lifelong learning that allows students to “associate rather than enroll.” 2) Computer Advisers - If education never ends, neither should the critical advising function that colleges provide to students. 3) Campuses Everywhere - Colleges and universities operate campuses and require students to come to them.
This Washington Post is a major American daily newspaper published in Washington, D.C. and as such provides credibility to this report and allows us to give it a high quality rating.
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Education
The article discusses the benefits of artificial intelligence in the future of education. It also covers how AI affects students future career choices, and how can the knowledge acquired at the university help them adapt to the needs of a fast-changing world.
We feel this article is of medium quality because it comes from University of New York in Prague (UNYP). UNYP is committed to providing transformative education allowing students to discover their potential and become reflective, responsible, tolerant and resourceful individuals equipped with the skills and knowledge to meet the challenges of an interconnected world.
Are Robots the Future of Education?
This report considers how robots can and do benefit the education of current and future generations. Robotics are already in healthcare and manufacturing, and many are interested to see how they can help in education.
This article is of medium quality because it comes from AbilityNet, an institution that exists to change the lives of disabled people by helping them to use digital technology at work, at home or in education.
Smart Education, Goodbye to Classroom Teaching
This report talks about the smart education model. There is a focus on openness in the business world, “the use of social media and new technologies, and the use of new media, especially audio-visual tools."
This article is considered low quality because it is a blog from Morning Future. Morning Future is governed by the Adecco Group in Italy to share interpretation keys and to open the doors to the future of an evolving society, with its contrasts and its breakthroughs.
Mobile Learning Apps: The Future of Education?
The benefits of mobile learning apps to users, teachers, and parents are discussed in this report. Learning apps have improved self-learning, as they are convenient, easy to download, and provide a range of different learning styles, in and out of the classroom.
This article is of low quality due to its personal viewpoints rather than staying objective. The writer, Roger Moore, graduated in economics from Warwick University and first had a career in teaching, progressing to head of business studies in a large comprehensive school. His long and varied marketing career included working for the world’s largest PR agency.