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What computer science education can tell us about the future of schools

Julia Freeland Fisher

What computer science education can tell us about the future of schools

This week marks National Computer Science Education Week. Not only are K–12 schools, parents, and leaders around the country engaged in activities like the Hour […]

Dec 10, 2014

Julia Freeland Fisher

Where’s the person in personalized learning?

Julia Freeland Fisher

Where’s the person in personalized learning?

Have you been hearing about ‘personalizing’ education a lot lately? You’re probably not alone. Not only has the term been on the rise for a […]

Oct 28, 2014

Julia Freeland Fisher

Who are your teachers? New technology for humanity

Julia Freeland Fisher

Who are your teachers? New technology for humanity

For those adults working on, writing about, or generally pondering the fate of our education system, “teachers” are thought of as a stakeholder group, a […]

Aug 19, 2014

Julia Freeland Fisher

Hire education: A new trend that high schools should pay attention to

Julia Freeland Fisher

Hire education: A new trend that high schools should pay attention to

Last week our Institute’s Michelle R. Weise and Clayton Christensen published a new book, Hire Education, on a key trend in higher education: the emergence […]

Aug 4, 2014

Julia Freeland Fisher

Improving information access or expanding students’ social capital?

Julia Freeland Fisher

Improving information access or expanding students’ social capital?

Education technology stands to more efficiently expand not just what you know, but whom you know. Technology may be a tool to impart skills and […]

Mar 7, 2014

Julia Freeland Fisher

Nostalgia and networks: What to make of University of Phoenix’s ‘Hall of Success’ campaign

Julia Freeland Fisher

Nostalgia and networks: What to make of University of Phoenix’s ‘Hall of Success’ campaign

Those of you who took time out to channel surf over the holidays may have come across University of Phoenix’s Hall of Success ad campaign. […]

Jan 8, 2014

Julia Freeland Fisher

Can technology cultivate social capital?

Julia Freeland Fisher

Can technology cultivate social capital?

When we talk about the disruptive potential of online learning, we usually describe new approaches to delivering academic content tailored to students’ individual interests and […]

Dec 4, 2013

Julia Freeland Fisher

Is guidance counseling being disrupted?

Julia Freeland Fisher

Is guidance counseling being disrupted?

At this year’s iNACOL Symposium, most of the sessions I’ve attended so far have addressed two distinct sides of the student experience: social-emotional development and […]

Oct 30, 2013

Julia Freeland Fisher

Why don’t entrepreneurs and learning scientists talk much?

Michael B. Horn

Why don’t entrepreneurs and learning scientists talk much?

It’s a busy week in education in the Bay Area in California. With the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Annual Meeting in San Francisco with thousands of […]

May 2, 2013

Michael B. Horn

Why the latest Race to the Top competition matters

Michael B. Horn

Why the latest Race to the Top competition matters

The Department of Education’s latest foray into digital learning is a big deal. The Race to the Top-District competition’s “Absolute Priority 1” is personalized learning. […]

Aug 30, 2012

Michael B. Horn

How machine-based tutoring could disrupt human tutors

Michael B. Horn

How machine-based tutoring could disrupt human tutors

Back in January, my friend Bror Saxberg, chief learning officer of Kaplan, published an eye-popping blog about a meta-analysis that Kurt VanLehn published recently about […]

Apr 5, 2012

Michael B. Horn

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