This document discusses new learning technologies that can improve schools. It notes that the world our education system was designed for no longer exists due to exponential technological change. It proposes several disruptive technologies like adaptive learning, big data, and affective computing that can help engage students. It also emphasizes teaching creativity, innovation, values and ethics. The document then examines different approaches like personalized, project-based, and gamified learning through case studies and argues these creative learning technologies can help build an education system that works today and in the future.

1. Learning Creative Learning
Diving Deeper Project
Veronika Vyushina
NEW LEARNING
TECHNOLOGIES TO
IMPROVE SCHOOLS

2. The world our education system is made
for no longer exists
New
Paradigm
For
Educatio
n
Pace of change grows
exponentially, making
knowledge obsolete
fast
Automation and global
competition demand
creativity and
innovation
Demographic tectonic
shifts create a need for
cheap and engaging
solutions
Disruptive technology:
• Adaptive learning
• Big data
• Open learning
• Affective computing
Creativity &
Innovation
Values & Ethics
Learning to learn
Unsustainability and
destructive power in
the hands of individuals
makes ethics
imperative
Engagement
Personalization

3. Schools today will have to both set
children up for success in the future world
and help them navigate the current
system
Success in the
school system
Success in the
university
Real life success
Short term Medium term Long term
Maximizing test
scores
Reproducing
knowledge
Making choices
Role models
Creativity
Looking for and applying
knowledge
Soft skills
Values and ethics

4. How can creative learning technologies
help us build the education that would
work today and tomorrow?
PERSONALIZED LEARNING
PROJECT BASED LEARNING
CONSTRUCTIONIST
LEARNING
GAMIFIED LEARNING

5. Personalized learning

6. Case Study 1: Khan Academy

7. Case study 2: Knewton Math Readiness

8. Gamified learning

9. Case study 3: Quest to Learn NY charter
school

10. Project-based learning

11. Case study 4: High Tech High

12. Constructionist learning

13. Case study 5: Scratch

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