How Technology is Changing the Future of Learning

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The document discusses how technology is disrupting traditional training and changing the future of learning. It outlines how e-learning was the first disruption, and how new technologies like multi-device learning, data analytics, wearable tech, and the internet of things will further transform learning and shift it towards more performance support. The document encourages readers to plug in, listen, discuss, contextualize and play to stay informed on these changes.

HOW TECHNOLOGY IS
CHANGING THE FUTURE
OF LEARNING
David Kelly
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HOW TECHNOLOGY IS
CHANGING THE
FUTURE OF LEARNING
David Kelly, Program Director
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This presentation explains how to reexamine a one-to-one laptop program and introduce more disruptive technologies (based on the work of Clay Christensen). First a meta-analysis of what research is telling us about laptop programs is presented. Then this initial presentation inspires a discussion about where laptops programs can be improved by implementing the theory of technology as a disruptive force.

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