2014 » CORE Education

Student autonomy and choice.

Understanding the pervasive nature of the digital world in the lives of learners.

Collecting, analysing, and reporting of large data sets relating to learners and their contexts.

The impact of the convergence of previously discrete and separately used technologies.

Networked communities, collaborative activity, connectivism, networks of networks, the cloud, and PLNs.

Placing the learner at the centre of all planning and thinking.

Moving from consumers to creators, programmers, and innovators.

Advances in human development, enabling learners to connect globally, startup culture, and incubators.

Applying the principles of game playing to learning.

Exploring new, student-centred ways of assessing learning.

Ten Trends — 2014