Ei dec. 2015 tech trends (1)
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The document summarizes Stephen Abram's presentation on annual technology trends for 2015-2016. Some of the key trends discussed include the growth of discovery services, linked data, privacy concerns regarding big data, uses of drones and beacons in libraries, emerging technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), smart books and rooms, and the role of libraries in supporting lifelong learning and developing critical thinking skills for a changing education landscape.
Ei dec. 2015 tech trends (1)
- 1. The Annual Technology Trends Briefing Stephen Abram Education Institute Dec. 1, 2015
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- 4. MOOCs E-Learning Free, fee, hybrid Khan Academy Coursera, Udacity, EdX Learn4Life, Ed2Go, Lynda.com, etc.
- 6. Cloud Cloud platforms, infrastructure, software Cloud Data – OCLC WorldShare, DPLA
- 9. Infographics Good versus bad Annual reports
- 15. Discovery Services get real The end of content siloes based on physical formats Move beyond academic market Answers the question of ‘where’s the answer’ (not what)
- 16. LinkedData Next generation content linking architecture It’s not about library to library but library in the broader content eco-system (and it’s not about text first)
- 17. Privacy vs. Big Data What am I reading? What am I searching? Who do I know?
- 18. Encryption hits the naiveté of libraryland Living our values needs structure in the digital world . . . Some Thoughts on Libraries, Ethics, and Privacy Gary Price http://www.slideshare.net/GaryPrice_infoDOCKET/gary- price-cnispring14bbbpptx
- 19. Drones A Drone's Eye View of Toronto Reference Library https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYALiE-Lwhc Flying a Drone around The NY Public Library - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9FMlv5a_FI
- 20. Beacons THE INTERNET OF THINGS PLAN TO MAKE LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS AWESOMER: ARE CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS THE ENVIRONMENT IBEACON HAS BEEN WAITING FOR? http://www.fastcompany.com/3040451/elasticity/the-internet-of- things-plan-to-make-libraries-and-museums-awesomer
- 22. Emerging END of the Web As we know it . . .
- 23. eBooks –the next step
- 24. eMagazines – the next step
- 25. Streaming: the next step
- 26. STEM, STEAM, and more
- 27. 3D is just a start Digital creation is the real trend Beyond objects, Moving pictures, streaming, games, apps, Code as play . . . Minecraft
- 28. Learning: the next step Lesson based eco-systems Learning Flow not inputs/outputs but outcomes/process
- 29. Broadband Temporary Swiss cheese Bad access won’t protect library land The ’access’ benefit is very temporary and mere gossamer
- 30. Batteries Along with frictionless recharging . . . furniture Motion based charging Blood pump charging Wearable charging . . .
- 31. Smart everything Internet of Things . . . IoT Trillions!
- 32. Smart Books Non-fiction first the transformative and multifaceted And textbooks that aren’t actual books. Fluid books
- 33. Smart video Immersive Tests Interactivity Watching you watching me Malleable
- 34. Smart rooms And smart classrooms Rooms that learn Mobile aware and ultimately ‘face’ aware.
- 35. From mobile-aware to Aware Mobile Wearables Wearables that learn iPhone apps (watch medical and Fitbit fads
- 36. Surveillance Society Hmmmmm . . .
- 38. Nota Bene You’re also dealing with post- Millennials and they’re very different And the same
- 39. The Big Picture Change is just starting to increase The education sector is a target (follow the money) Community context in technology is based in maps and more (and that affects public libraries and all public spaces and institutions.)
- 40. The Role for Libraries and Librarians It’s different . . . And the same
- 42. Education vs. Learning Lifelong is a lifelong trend
- 43. Quality Filter Information fluency . . .
- 44. 21st Century Learning Based on research, demographics and need This isn’t a fad – whether politics renames it or not.
- 45. Critical Thinking Creative thinking Information, digital literacies Sanctuary/ies 21st Century fluencies
- 46. STEM, STEAM and the real issue National competitiveness Silly focus on manufacturing and 20th Century measurements (GDP)
- 47. Beyond 3R’s 3R’s are solidified by Grade 4 at the latest and then the interventions happen Beyond grade 4 we build thinkers, creators, and build on their natural talents – to each his/her own
- 48. Real Issues Technology Scalability Multiple intelligences / learning styles Costs and impact Training Alignment Equity
- 49. Real Issues Students – boys and girls Engagement – dropouts, fun, boredom. Success Employment and workplace or Higher-Ed readiness
- 50. Changing Education Flipped classroom E-Textbooks and coursepacks eLearning and digital learning environments are proven successes Online high schools rising MOOCs Distance education Learning modules Blended learning
- 51. Special Skills and Tools Addressing: Learning differences Disability spectrum is about different abilities not disabilities Behavioural differences Intelligence- especially top and challenged learners
- 54. The Library as Sandbox For leaners and Teachers
- 55. Stephen Abram, MLS, FSLA Principal Lighthouse Consulting Cel: 416-669-4855 stephen.abram@gmail.com Stephen’s Lighthouse Blog http://stephenslighthouse.com