Death of Education > Birth of Learning

While students embrace mobile always-connected media and devices, virtual environments, and social networks in their daily lives, schools still rely on teaching methods that were used generations ago. This short video Learning to Change, Changing to Learn, which was produced by CoSN and the Pearson Foundation, argues that this dichotomy signals the death of education as we know and the birth of learning. May it be so. As one viewer wrote: “As an educator myself I hope that more people realize how times have changed and how the way kids learn is ever-changing… I was skeptical in the beginning, but now am a believer.”

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RAC-BB-2008 Richard Carey is a product development executive, project manager and human engagement engineer with 20+ years of experience creating e-business, e-learning, social media, games, virtual reality, video and multimedia products, and bringing them to market. Call 718-858-8858 or click here to learn more.


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