Jay Cross

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Occupy Education

Jay Cross

We used the hand signals of the Occupy movement as our public backchannel as we focused on reforming education. After sorting through the current landscape of education and barriers to progress, we brought up examples of people, sites, and projects that are getting it right. No one in the room was a professional educator.

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Curation, education, and Robin Good

Jay Cross

The first URL I opened was a presentation by Robin Good on Content Curation and Education that Robin had shared at Emerge2012. Just last month, I’d put together an elaborate set of scenarios that describe how people will learn in the workplace/world in 2020, so I was up on all the MOOC/EdX/new venture stuff. Or archive.

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Future of Education 2020 Summit

Jay Cross

At a Stanford education conference this morning, speakers made presentation after presentation without once involving the audience, not even asking for questions. I didn’t mention my suspicion that STEM dumbs down education. Consider the role of STEM education in someone’s career arc. Naturally, I was first in line.

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EPIC 2020 Future of Education

Jay Cross

No, I don’t buy it all but step by step, this is a believable scenario for the elimination of colleges as we’ve known them.

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Disruptive Educational Research Conference in India

Jay Cross

I’ll be taking part in EdgeX , an event that covers two important themes for educationLearning X.O (the the emergence of network based, collaborative, social, informal and community-led approaches to learning) and Simulations & Serious Games (being able to seriously use these advanced learning tools at strategic scale).

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Visual history of corporate education

Jay Cross

Check out this awesome history of corporate education from Eileen Clegg: “ Ongoing project with IFTF and Global Learning Resources, 4 X 12 foot graphic map documenting corporate education over 120 years in historical context, leading to a forecast through 2010″

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Changing Cultures in Higher Education

Jay Cross

Last week I received a nice surprise in the mail, Changing Cultures in Higher Education (Ulf Daniel Ehlers and Dirk Schneckberg eds.) The message is cool: More and more educational scenarios and learning landscapes are developed using blogs, wikis, podcasts and e-portfolios. It describes what E-learning 2.0

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