
Mayfield Inn and Suites
16615 - 109th Avenue, Edmonton Alberta
1-800-661-9804

- The Shaping the Future of Learning conference is a ground-breaking endeavour, gathering delegates from across the 3 ‘silos’ of education - K – 12, post-secondary and the workplace.
- This conference will be an intersection point (‘Medici Effect’) for different disciplines along the educational continuum and will therefore be a catalyst for innovation and the creation of new ideas
- The conference is designed to be highly engaging and participatory in nature, inviting delegates, vendors and sponsors to debate, discuss and learn together about the forces acting to shape a new educational landscape in the 21st century and the promise that information and communication technologies offer in response.
An Accessibility Festival will launch the conference and will celebrate ingenuity in learning. Learners from across the learning continuum will demonstrate how tools for 21st century learning are addressing diverse learning needs.
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- The 21st Century - Living, Learning, and Collaborating in a Changing World -Can education lead the way to shape the future of learning in a changing world? How can we build capacity and resiliency for all learners?
- Changing practice for changing times and changing tools. What are the tools? What are effective pedagogies and instructional strategies?
- Informing Professional Practice Through Inquiry – The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning - how do we know we are making a difference?
- Understanding the Changing Characteristics of Learners – Who are the learners of the 21st century? How do they live and learn?
- Learning Spaces of the 21st Century – physical, virtual, mobile, interactive, collaborative
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Wednesday, 2pm
Jutta Treviranus:
”Living, Learning, Communicating in a Diverse World"
Wednesday, 7pm
Nikos Theodosakis:
”Living, Learning, Communicating in a Connected World" | Listen
Thursday, 10am
George Siemens:
"Living, Learning, Communicating in an Immediate World” | Listen |
Thursday, 2pm
Michael Furdyk:
"Living, Learning and Contributing as a Life Long Journey” | Listen
Friday, 11am
Thomas Homer-Dixon:
“Living, Learning and Communicating in a ‘Globalized’ World”
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