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Technology Trends
in Educati n

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The NMC Horizon Report: 2013 Higher Education Edition is a collaboration between
the New Media Consortium and the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative, an EDUCAUSE Program.

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These trends and challenges
are a reflection of the impact of technology
that is occurring in almost every aspect of our lives
They are indicative of the changing nature of the way
we communicate, access information, connect with peers and colleagues,
learn, and even socialize
of the 50 were chosen
through successive rounds of ranking;
they are detailed in the main body of the report

4.
Flipped
Classrooms
Time-to-Adoption Horizon
One Year or Less

5.
Flipped Classrooms

6.
Flipped Classrooms

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Flipped Classrooms
The flipped classroom is a
.
The notion of a flipped classroom draws on such concepts as active learning, student
engagement, hybrid course design, and course podcasting.
The value of a flipped class is in the

8.
Flipped Classrooms

9.
Flipped Classrooms
They are about putting greater responsibility
for learning in the hands of students
and equipping them with the tools to succeed.
The teacher becomes the coach/mentor/guide,
and students research, collaborate, create, and share what
they have learned.

10.
Flipped Classrooms

11.
Flipped Classrooms
Keeping Videos
(8-to 12 min)
(colors, images)
(student value)
(well organized and to the point)
(Identifying 2 to 3 main parts)
(resources, links, videos)

12.
Flipped Classrooms

13.
Flipped Classrooms
Bottom line:
It’s not always the right instructional choice,
it’s only one tool in our educational repertoire.
But it can be a powerful one.

14.
Mobile
Apps
Time-to-Adoption Horizon
One Year or Less

15.
Mobile Apps
18- to 24-year-olds currently own a smartphone

16.
Mobile Apps
Some of the most popular apps have a wide variety of uses such as scanning
documents on the go, collecting data, sharing real time information, and social learning

17.
Mobile Apps
Instapaper

18.
Mobile Apps
DropVox

19.
Mobile Apps
Course Smart

20.
Mobile Apps
Zite
FlipBoard

21.
Mobile Apps

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Mobile Apps

23.
Augmented
Reality
Time-to-Adoption Horizon
Two to Three Years

24.
Augmented Reality
vs.
Reality
Reality

25.
Augmented Reality

26.
Augmented Reality

27.
Augmented Reality

28.
The Internet
of Things
Time-to-Adoption Horizon
Two to Three Years

29.
The Internet of Things
o
2
the network of physical objects that contain
embedded technology to communicate and
sense or interact with their internal states of
the external environment

30.
The Internet of Things
Number of things
connected to the internet
>
people on earth

31.
The Internet of Things
Number of things
connected to the internet
>
50 billion

32.
The Internet of Things

33.
The Internet of Things

34.
The Internet of Things

35.
The Internet of Things

36.
The Internet of Things

37.
The Internet of Things

38.
The Internet of Things
Internet of
vs.
Internet of

39.
The Internet of Things

40.
The Internet of Things

41.
Flexible
Displays
Time-to-Adoption Horizon
Four to Five Years

42.
Flexible Displays
Flexing of OLED, OLED, Glass
or combination
LCDs, or liquid crystal displays
OLED

43.
Flexible Displays
Flexible screens can easily be attached to objects or
furniture, regardless of their shape, and can even be
worn — making them far more adaptable and portable
than standard computer screens and mobile devices.

44.
Flexible Displays
Prototypes for flexible displays in the form of “e-paper”
that can be crumbled up and discarded just like real
paper may cause e-book manufacturers
and others to rethink the
construction and applications
of digital textbooks and
e-readers.

45.
Next Generation
Batteries
Time-to-Adoption Horizon
Four to Five Years

46.
Next Generation Batteries