Future of Work

The future of work will bring new challenges and cause us to shift how we think about jobs and employability—so what does this mean for teaching and learning? In our exploration of the #FutureOfWork, sponsored by eduInnovation and powered by Getting Smart, we dive into what’s happening, what’s coming and how schools might prepare. For more, follow #FutureOfWork and visit our Future of Work page.

Future of Learning

Let’s Talk About AI Ethics; We’re On a Deadline

Code that learns is both powerful and dangerous. AI requires a new technical and civic infrastructure, a new way to conduct business, a new way to be together in community. It’s time to #AskAboutAI. It’s time for community conversations about the ethics and opportunities of our time.

Competency-Based Education

Education, State Policy and the Future of Work

Many of us will agree that it can feel as though our education system is struggling to maintain an at-best-moderate pace of adapting to the quickly changing world around it. This new guide from the XQ Institute provides strategies to help state policymakers change that.

Future of Work

Early Entrants Into the Field of Teaching Blockchain

The blockchain technology market is rapidly growing and according to the largest global freelancing website, Upwork, the demand for blockchain job skills grew six thousand percent in just the first quarter of this year. In this post, Tom explores different programs to help learn these skills.

Future of Work

3 New Literacies for the Innovation Economy

In the old days (like two years ago), you had to tell computers what to do. Now they are increasingly figuring it out on their own, and code that learns is reshaping life and work. These three new literacies should be top priorities for those seeking to prepare children for this future.

Future of Work

On Breaking Convention

We owe it to the next generation to get them ready--both for how to cope with all the convention breaking but also a framework for how & when they should break convention.

Future of Work

Career Ready High Schools

After reviewing Ryan Craig's book we searched for examples of high school programs that put young people on the first rung of an attractive economic ladder.