What might the education landscape look like in ten years? By asking that question, we can anticipate change, explore strategic possibilities and identify ways of creating better opportunities for all learners. Thinking about the future of learning now ensures the success of students today.
Since 2006, KnowledgeWorks has been creating forecasts on the future of learning, looking into critical education issues and suggesting ways of translating insights about the future into action today.
Our fourth comprehensive forecast, The Future of Learning: Education in the Era of Partners in Code, explores how living in a time of exponential change—as well as our increasing reliance on devices and the rise of artificial intelligence and automation—could impact society and the field of education.
The next decade represents a critical window of choice:
- What major societal shifts will impact the future of learning?
- What will learning look like in ten years, based on dominant trends today?
- How will educator and student roles be reimagined?
As you explore the future of learning with us, we invite you to unleash your imagination, consider new possibilities for learning and explore how we can create a better future for all learners.
KnowledgeWorks forecasts include addressing foundational issues on the horizon and strategies to help K-12 schools, informal and community-based learning organizations and higher education institutions.
While we can’t know how the future will unfold, we can shape it in ways that work more or less well for all learners. We can all act as agents of change by using foresight to guide our strategic choices today.
