Classroom of the Future

The long-term future will not be like it is today. Education will continue to evolve and may make facilities as we know them obsolete. Schools will continue to be under-resourced.

By removing the one-size-fits-all lecture from class and allowing teachers to invest more time on working with students in smaller groups geared toward their specific skill level, Khan is empowering a method of self-paced learning that is fundamentally different from this traditional model of education

In a small office within the Palo Alto aol building, teams with big hearts (and sometimes very nervously) discussed their views on the future of Education for children all over the world.

Educational institutions have a huge flow of data, some not even digitized, and have no way to pour through it to make smart decisions for their schools or more importantly for their students

Each team had one thing in common, their belief in the importance of technology to make change happen in a system that hasn’t changed in decades.

announced a move toward digital textbooks and other mobile learning technology for classrooms of the future

Mobile learning will revolutionize school as we know it, with interactive textbooks, videos, 3D animation, and illustrations at students’ fingertips, bringing concepts to life,”