CORE Education's Ten Trends for 2012
Ten Trends 2012: User + Control - The blog post
CORE Education's Ten Trends for 2012
Ten Trends 2012: User + Control - The blog post
CORE Education's IT Manager Glen Davies returns to discuss user control of learning technologies. He points out that while there is an increasing demand in the IT sector for experience in this area, there are increasing concerns about the lack of skilled workers in the IT sector, and a reduction in the number of students deciding to train in related fields. Glen believes all schools need to be asking how they can engage more students in computer science related subjects and activities.
CORE Education's IT Manager Glen Davies returns to discuss user control of learning technologies. He points out that while there is an increasing demand in the IT sector for experience in this area, there are increasing concerns about the lack of skilled workers in the IT sector, and a reduction in the number of students deciding to train in related fields. Glen believes all schools need to be asking how they can engage more students in computer science related subjects and activities.
CORE Education's IT Manager Glen Davies returns to discuss user control of learning technologies. He points out that while there is an increasing demand in the IT sector for experience in this area, there are increasing concerns about the lack of skilled workers in the IT sector, and a reduction in the number of students deciding to train in related fields. Glen believes all schools need to be asking how they can engage more students in computer science related subjects and activities.
CORE Education's Ten Trends for 2012
Ten Trends 2012: User + Control - The blog post
Derek Wenmoth presents the first of the 2011 ten trends series, discussing the smart web. The smart web relates to the growing 'intelligence' of the web itself and episode one focuses on three relevant examples of this: the Internet of things, the adaptive web, and learning analytics.
In this episode of the Ten Trends, Derek Wenmoth explains that as our world expands to include the 'virtual world' so too must our concept of citizenship. Three aspects of citizenship are highlighted by Derek: Global Citizenship, Digital Citizenship and Cyber Citizenship.
CORE Education's ICT Manager Glen Davies gives us some background on ubiquitous computing, starting with its conception as a hypothesis and then showing us where we are today. Glen addresses the impact and implications of ubiquitous learning, and outlines what schools need to consider when planning for the type of learning made possible with this trend. CORE Education's Ten Trends for 2012Ubiquitous learning report
