Creating your future with scenariosBy Derek Moore

Do you remember?

3D Video

Alternative Licensing

Augmented Reality

Cellular Networks

Cloud Computing

Collaborative Environments

Collective Intelligence

Crowd Sourcing

Digital Identity

Digital Preservation

Smart Objects

Social Media

Social Networking

Statistical Machine Translation

Tablet Computing

Tagging

Telepresence

Thin Film Displays

Virtual Worlds

Visual Data Analysis

Wireless Power

Electronic PublishingGame-Based LearningGeolocationGesture-Based ComputingLearning AnalyticsLocation-Based ServicesMobiles & Mobile AppsNew ScholarshipOpen ContentPersonal Learning EnvironmentsSemantic Applications

Environmental Scanning

Extrapolation

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“Prediction is very difficult, especially if it’s about the future”

Niels Bohr

Mega Trends

• An accelerating shift in economic power

• Market instability• Technological progress

Emerging Technologies

Creative Destruction

Disruptive Innovation

Black Swan

“Higher Education is in a powerful transition, moving from an instructional paradigm to a learning paradigm.

Scenarios

• Stories about the future

– Identify trends – Scan the environment– Listen to groups of experts– Test propositions

Phantom Learning

The Lost Decade

The Nomad

Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 Generic by smlions12

Renaissance

BIG

So, what does this mean for

me?

Thank You

Credits• Images – Flickr CC• Scenarios adapted from

Bryan Alexander’s presentation at the University of Mary Washington

By Derek Moore@weblearning

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