1. Five Emerging Education Trends - Are your schools ready National Consortium of Education Foundation (NCEFS)Washington, DC Published on Aug 04, 2011 () () 2. The National Consortium of Education Foundations - (K12 schools and school districts. ?) 3. : : - : : : 4. : 5. : New features Community attributes Three generations 6. : - - . - . LMS. (Learning Management System ) https://www.l3nr.org/posts/552370 7. : - (Synchronous) (asynchronous) (Online) (in classroom,blended) Synchronous s learning theories. Supports personalized learning. 8. : Embrace devices for education. Learn almost anywhere. Incorporate into classroom. http://www.slideshare.net/edunile/qu-qtesol- 9. : Content adapts to device capabilities. Curriculum and lesson continuity across devices. Small and large formats. 10. : : - . https://www.flickr.com/photos/alumroot/5872421166 11. 12. Past What happened? Predicted Future What will happen? Desired Future How do we want things Data Access Reporting On Line Analytical Processing (OLAP) Forecasting Predictive Modeling Optimization Intervention = Analytics = Designing an optimal path to a desired future. 13. (USA) Current Desired Future Optimal Path High school drop out rate is 25% Drop out rate of no more than 10% Proactively identify at- risk students and design intervention 14. Course Attendance STUDENT Retention STUDENT INTERVENT IONS ACADEMIC PERFORMA NCE STUDENT SERVICES Early DETECTION 15. : Conversion to eTextbooks - Rise of K-12 Learning Platforms Proliferation of Mobile Devices Advances in Academic Analytics Growth of Intelligent Classrooms 16. Characteristics: Multimedia experiences. Teaching is supported by a learning platform. Encourage student interaction and collaboration. Windows out to the world. Windows into the classroom. 17. Evaluations & Outcomes Management / 18. Why Bother? Saving existing courses and programs Offering time saving resources for teachers Increasing options for course delivery channels Improving the quality of teaching Providing long term cost savings Increasing teacher and Generating revenues by teaching courses for other schools or school districts Leveraging and expanding online literacy skills for students and teachers Providing tangible evidence of student academic growth Measuring the effectiveness of courses, 19.