Emerging Technologies Research Agenda

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This document outlines a research agenda for emerging technologies in education. It defines emerging technologies as tools, concepts, and innovations that are still being developed and understood, and may disrupt existing practices. The agenda discusses exploring what is possible with emerging technologies, experimenting with them in context, and considering how their use could emerge in education. The goal is to better understand these technologies and their potential applications and implications for teaching and learning.

A research Agenda for Emerging Technologies in Education George Veletsianos, PhD Lecturer of Digital technologies + Education University of Manchester

Agenda: A list of items & issues to attend to

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Emerging Technologies Research Agenda

1. A research Agenda for Emerging Technologies in Education George Veletsianos, PhD Lecturer of Digital technologies + Education University of Manchester

2. Agenda: A list of items & issues to attend to

3. What are emerging technologies?

5. What is possible? What can be achieved?

6.  E x p e r i m e n t

7. Context (or, Emergence is not Emergence)

8. Emergent theory implications for education

9. Experiment Context Emergence George Veletsianos http://www.veletsianos.com veletsianos @ gmail.com

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