The year 2015 was an exciting time in digital education. Now it’s time to look to the future and the things to come in 2016.
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Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path
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Literacy in a digital education world and peripheral issues.
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Elizabeth E Charles
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What will schools look like in fifteen or twenty years? There are plenty of educational futurists that embrace the challenge to cast visions of these futures. While I don't consider myself a futu... 
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2012’s three editions of Inform brought together a wide variety of stories designed to focus on the issues that readers say matter most. You asked for stories on tools and techniques to help you do more with less as budget cuts bite harder. You also encouraged us to focus on the crucial issues of enhancing the student experience and student engagement as they become paying customers and realise that they are in the driving seat when it comes to demanding value.
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
Index to key Inform editions on: Digital Public Library of America Seven predictions… / Cookie laws / The open researcher / Librarians – how to stay ahead of the game / Mobile delivery / Is technology at the heart of the student experience? / Too busy to tweet / Top seven predictions for the future of research .
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At best, third-level education will deliver vision, accessibility and diversity. At worst, it will deliver a two-tier system of exclusivity on the one hand and cheap education on the other
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Education 2020: What Learning Could Look Like 7 Years From Now. The following video from Masternewmedia.org has a similar goal of predicting the future of education by tracing the current trajectory, but takes a heavier view of money and corporate interests, and how they could impact things in a very, very significant way.
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Nice to be included here.