The Consumerization of Learning
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491_9781478782322
It is time to go “all-in” with the digital transition and realize its true end-pointContaining studied critiques and survival strategies, The Consumerization of Learning is a distillation of knowledge from the author’s epic road trip to every major U.S. city. This is a book for educational leaders, teachers and parents as well as curriculum publishers. Find out about schools in the Age of Experience, the digital war for balance, what the future you will do to gain knowledge, the market blur, the jerk, digital curriculum evaluation, the hidden villain in institutional learning, teacher transformation, the anti-tech of Love, educators as software mavens, schools becoming thrilling Expos, conquering time, and other epiphanies.Chapters include:Conquering TimeThe Grand SchemeA Model Architecture for SchoolsThe Characteristics of Digital CurriculumEvaluating Digital CurriculumUn-gating Potential and RigorLove, the Anti-TechPaying for ItThis is a deep dive into the disruption at hand for the way leaders lead education digitally. It highlights consumerization as the act of making something desirable and consumable by the individual. If schools fully discover and adapt to consumerization’s ingenuity, it has the power to give teachers back time spent custom building every digital resource themselves—time that can now be turned to attention on students, to create more hands-on learning activities, and to guide students in the fullness of a digital learning experience.Read this book and be part of the discussion about how schools are finding a new relevancy at the natural end-point of digital transition: maximized live experience and quality digital learning, also known as “expo” education.Leaders in Education Praise The Consumerization of Learning“The creators of Amazon know the future of retail is direct to consumer. The founders of Uber know the future of transportation is on-demand. The visionary at Tesla unders
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