What kind of teachers will we see in 2020? Take a look at what I has already appeared on this blog for my 2020 Vision series, and there may be some clues. So what might teachers be doing in 2020? Technology teachers education schools learning 2020 MORE

53% of individuals responding to a survey on gaming say that by the year 2020 gamification will be adopted by most industries. Gamification popularity is nothing new to those who are heavily involved in the learning industry. MORE

The LMS market is projected to reach $11 billion in worth 2020. With this anticipated growth, corporate training investments are also steadily inclining - there is nearly $4.5 MORE

NIIT Named Innovation Award Winner at Future Learning 2020 Summit; Announces Partnership with EdCast Atlanta, GA, United States & New Delhi, Delhi, India NIIT Limited, a leading provider of managed training services, announced that it will receive an Innovation Award at the Future Learning 2020 Summit in Santa Clara, CA later today. The post NIIT Named Innovation Award Winner at Future Learning 2020 Summit appeared first on EdCast. MORE

Billion by 2020, at a CAGR of 46.3%. The corporate world is chanting the gamification mantra. Organizations all over the world use gamification to train their workforce and help them solve problems. According to MarketsandMarkets, the gamification market is expected to reach USD 11.10 MORE

What kinds of assessment will there be in 2020? Others, including Ollie Bray , Scotland's National Advisor for emerging technologies, and Adrian Bradshaw , and ICT subject leader in Plymouth, England, made suggestions that assessment as we know it will be completely obsolete by 2020. MORE

With the convergence of people and our digital and physical worlds, by 2020 our colleagues will actually be of the robotic kind (if you believe some of the doomsday articles regularly pushed out in the press). For sure, there is change in the air. Who isn’t talking about digital transformation? We’re now in the early stages of the fourth industrial revolution after all. MORE

Born after the mid 90s and raised in the 2000s , this new ‘Generation Z’ workforce is set to account for 20 percent of working adults by the year 2020. MORE

Based on insights from her book , the podcast looks at trends and predictions about what the workforce will look like in 2020. Jeanne packs a tremendous amount of valuable information into a 19 minute podcast, so it’s worth a full listen, but here is a small glimpse: In 2020, there will be five generations in the workplace. 50% will be Millennials and Gen 2020 will just be entering the workforce. By 2020, the workplace will be highly personalized and social. MORE

Billion in 2020, at a CAGR of 16.7%. Training employees based on changing needs and preferences is the biggest challenge for training managers. They need to constantly update their knowledge of learning technologies to deliver the best experiences to their learners. MORE

Live updates throughout the day from Craig Weiss' 'eLearning 2020' Seminar at The Kia Oval. elearning2020 GP Strategies Ltd ‏@GPStrategiesUK 31m @diegoinstudio suggesting only 5% #ILT by 2020 #elearning2020 BREAKOUT 1: “The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated” - where next for the LMS? In LMS today if want content today, buy course and gets placed on LMS, but will change by 2020 due to increase in sources. MORE

eLearning guru, Craig Weiss, took some time out on his recent two-day visit to London to commit some of his thoughts and predictions as to what online learning will look like in 2020 to video. Read more about Craig's London seminars, supported by eLearning Age - eLearning Will Be The Industry For Learning By 2020 Says Weiss You can tell us your views on the future of eLearning on our LinkedIn page MORE

I read a post by Tina Barseghian on the Mind/Shift Blog entitled ' 21 things that will be obselete by 2020 ' today, which prompted me to start a conversation on Twitter to discuss what we think school would look like in another decade or less. MORE

Gamification is predicted to be a $10 billion industry by 2020. The elearning industry is constantly in flux. Some trends come and they stay with us while others are merely passing through. MORE

The Gartner Group published a study back in 2015 which estimated that 20 billion devices would be connected to the Internet of Things by 2020. Can we possibly know what the future holds? I don’t think we can, but we can certainly look to the horizon and consider what may be coming. MORE

Children who are born this year will be halfway through primary school when 2020 arrives. If the last few years is anything to go on, we can expect some far reaching changes between now and 2020. So will learners in 2020 be any different from those we see in our schools today? MORE

That’s because new generations and technologies will transform the workplace by 2020. According to Forrester , more than 47% of executives interviewed believe that by 2020, technology will have an impact on more than half of their sales as well as the future workplace trends. MORE

For a full report, see the work done by Apollo Research Institute (formerly the University of Phoenix Research Institute) looking at the Skills Needed by 2020. MORE

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Now accounting for the largest share of the labor market and set to comprise 46% of the workforce by 2020, millennials offer a massive resource … Continued. Professional Development Teaching and Training MORE

In 2020 45% of the workforce will be knowmads ". Eh 2020? The famous 45% in 2020 John explains that we are talking about an estimate, not a measurement. Perhaps we will welcome 45% knowmads in 2020. Waking up in 2020 as knowmads. MORE

almost 4 in 10 organizations will rely exclusively on BYOD by 2016, and 85 percent of businesses will have some kind of BYOD program in place by 2020. Did you know that the average smartphone today is more powerful than the PCs that took two astronauts to the moon in 1969?! We bet you didn’t. MORE

Amplify’d from www.rlabs.org Mobile Trends 2020 Africa Mobile Trends 2020 Africa View more presentations from Rudy De Waele Read more at www.rlabs.org See this Amp at [link If your view of the evolution of mobile devices is strictly focused on your friends and US media outlets, then you don't have a clue about the impact of mobile devices. Africa is taking advantage of mobility more profoundly than any other continent. MORE

I'd like to personally invite you to attend EdCast's 3rd Annual Future Learning 2020 Summit taking place August 23-24 in Silicon Valley. Please make sure you do not miss out on this year's Future Learning 2020 Summit by registering today. MORE

“Research and Markets” recently generated a report that predicts the learning analytics market to increase by over 25% by 2020 — that’s a quarter of the market, in just four years. MORE

At a Stanford education conference this morning, speakers made presentation after presentation without once involving the audience, not even asking for questions. For the first couple of hours there was zero audience participation. MORE

This infographic was produced by Top10OnlineColleges.org and shows the 6 drivers for change as well as the 10 most important work skills for 2020. Social learning MORE

It's difficult to see much beyond the end of the year, so trying to predict what technologies we might see in schools by 2020 is like staring into a very strong spotlight. We don't know what informal personal technologies will look like in 2020. MORE

Will we still need classrooms by 2020? I recently used Twitter to crowdsource a number of responses to what would be obsolete in education in 2020. Martin Homola , a PhD student in Slovakia, made the prediction that education behind closed doors will be obsolete by 2020. MORE

Couple this with the fact that millennials will make up 50% of the workforce by 2020 and you can see why mobile learning is poised to be the industry standard for digital learning experiences for years to come. Mobile learning is driving the growth of the elearning industry. MORE

billion by 2020. The method of applying game design techniques and mechanics to motivate learners is called gamification. Learning designers are implementing gamification in eLearning to keep the learners engaged and excited. The gamification market is set to grow from $1.65 MORE

The continued growth of elearning is impressive, with recent studies suggesting a 11% compound annual growth rate in the global corporate elearning market expected until at least 2020. Technology’s widespread adoption in learning is further reinforced by another study confirming that just 3% of over 300 companies surveyed “have no plans to Read More. All Training Tips MORE

GP Strategies Named Innovation Award Winner at Future Learning 2020 Summit Global performance improvement solutions provider GP Strategies Corporation announced today that it has received an Innovation Award honor at the Future Learning 2020 Summit held in Santa Clara, California, August 23–24, 2017. The post GP Strategies Named Innovation Award Winner at Future Learning 2020 Summit appeared first on EdCast. MORE

In 2020, Flash-only content will no longer be usable to most learners. Use this interactive flow chart to guide conversion. of Flash. to HTML5. Design & Development Tools Development Strategies Management MORE

I've just been browsing L&D 2020: Phase 1 Report: Trends, scenarios and emerging conclusions , which can be downloaded from the Training Journal site. This one nearly passed me by completely. The report was compiled by Paul Fairhurst of the Institute for Employment Studies and first released in September 2008. It attempts to predict the future for l&d ten years or so hence. MORE

by 2020 [2]. How to Adapt Your Learning Strategy to Reach All Learners. When is the last time you took a standardized test? Do you feel like it fairly measured your intelligence and knowledge? Did you enjoy taking the SAT or ACT? For most (and myself), the answer is no. MORE