Tag: education

The Future of Work is What Can’t be Done by Machines

By Martin Recke

The future of work will probably look very different from the present, but there are still some lessons to learn from the past.
Digital education isn’t just for children, it’s for life

By Adam Tinworth

In a world already changing, education could well be our most powerful tool to take control of that change, and shape it in a way that is beneficial to all of humanity.
Redesigning Education

By Martin Recke

We've talked a lot about user-centric design and its sibling, human-centred design. It's time to apply what we've learned and redesign our education system.
2018: The Year of Tech Consequences

By Adam Tinworth

The era of idealistic tech dreaming is over. In 2018 it will clash with the hard reality of legislation and politics. Will we all lose?
Can the humanities put the humanity into digital humanism?

By Adam Tinworth

Far from enhancing our public intellectual debate, the internet is increasingly limiting it. Are we missing something from the discussion around digital?
Rumours, Lies and Post-Digital Critical Thinking

By Adam Tinworth

There's a generation of people - this born before the mid-80s - who have lived in the pre- and post-digital worlds. What responsibilities does this "bridge generation" have?
Fact, fiction and Twitter in the New Normal

By Adam Tinworth

As the line between fact and fiction blurs on social media, the New Normal demands more critical thinking of all of us.
Education: out of date and ripe for disruption

By Adam Tinworth

Why are we persisting with an industrial-era education system in the information age? We have to reinvent this.
After NEXT: bloggers and their dragons

By Adam Tinworth

As we publish more videos, more people are exposed to the ideas of NEXT13. Here's another roundup of the best or most challenging reactions.
Marina Gorbis: building the socialstructured future

By Adam Tinworth

Distributed communication is changing our society. It's up to us to engage with those changes, and make them work for us, says Marina Gorbis of the Institute for the Future in her NEXT Berlin keynote