In the last 20 years, education technology has helped institutions transform the teaching and learning space. In this presentation let’s look at some examples of how learning has and is evolving with advancements in technology

1. 5 significant ways technology has
changed education

2. In the last 20 years, education technology has helped
institutions transform the teaching and learning space.
With the largest living generation today - nearly 32% - being
digital natives, and more and more Gen Z entering higher-ed
institutions, it is inevitable that the traditional classroom and
learning structures are redefined to be ‘student-centric’.

3. ’One-sit-fits-all’ learning can no longer
work
Students are already used to
personalization and experiential design
served by top brands, it’s exactly what
they expect from their learning institutions
as well.
Different types of learners require different
types of instruction and tech allows
educators to customize instructional
methodologies.
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4. Passive, one-way lectures are no longer
relevant.
Universities are already changing
classroom learning with activity-rich
learning, blended or hybrid learning, which
combines online + offline and more interactive
experiences.
Instructors are also experimenting with a hybrid
of self-study, individualized instruction and
group study based on learning profiles and
readiness levels.
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5. From learning being an individual
activity, it has now become a lot more
collaborative - where students can
connect and collaborate in virtual
classrooms, maybe even real-time, on
common projects or courses to learn
together - to help each other understand
and build ideas.
More and more institutions are enabling
this by implementing
specialized collaboration software on their
campus platforms.
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6. There is a lot more focus on learning
measurement and analytics to drive
student success in K12 as well as higher-
ed.
Faculty and advisors are adopting smart
student engagement tools that can process
thousands of student data points, help
institutions track and evaluate students’
progress throughout their academic
journey, and provide ways to intervene with
real-time and personalized help.
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7. Once universities worried about student
retention and relied solely on personnel.
Today, they are addressing drop-out
numbers with unbundling of traditional
courses to provide micro-learning or
skill-based learning
They are using predictive technology that
identifies & helps at-risk students, and
connecting students to an advisor network
through simple, quick, online channels.
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