The Future of Learning

At 2Revolutions, we are partnering with forward-thinking governments, funders, nonprofits and entrepreneurs to innovate across the human capital continuum - to ensure that each learner can be successful on the path he or she chooses. We design and launch Future of Learning models, and help catalyze the conditions within which they can thrive. If you are involved -- or want to become involved -- in building the Future of Learning, we hope you'll reach out. Come check us out at www.2revolutions.net.
Created by Ryan Senser with 2Revolutions
Art Direction & Animation, Daniel Perez (unpixel.com)
Illustration, Susan Young (susangyoung.com)
Voice, Chanelle Benz
Sound Recording, Ethan Hein

[@HereWeGo0o0]

I've been a high school teacher for 9 years now, and I can intuitively feel this paradigm shift unfolding with each passing year. I couldn't agree more!

[@debo.]

12 years later, and this video still is green. Great job and foresight

[@rosariomaderogarcia2158]

It is so important that learning communities know and understand what this video explains. That will be the only way to take meassures.

[@suemariewalker]

Love this. When I simplify (for me) what I am hearing, it is a shift to trust for the learners to decide for themselves how to learn and establish personalized goals. Teachers in the classrooms, as the adults in the room who know them best and also have a good overview as to what has worked for others, guide them through the process and help them achieve the ideal learning scenario for themselves.

[@ellii]

Excellent animation. Great list for discussion at 6:11.

[@binithasurendran8977]

Beautiful and relevant animation. Very effective presentation both in terms of content and current situation.

[@PassportGods]

The animation is brilliant!! Illustrates the point very well.

[@FLYMvdO]

the film point direct to the best place to be. Not with the negatives or the optimist. Designing is jusing the enviorment to create a new way of learning.

[@nbdelaire]

bonjour, formidable technologie permettant de transmettre et partager des idées conceptuelles vers le plus grand nombre.ËTRE au service;par la simple pensée des groupes humains interessés par le futur,l'avenir prenant corps après le songe et la pensée: sensationnel sur l'ouverture et la générosité qui peut éclore en donnant un bonheur désinteressé.MERCI INFINIMENT

[@evanwinburn852]

I wish this were possible, but the system is designed to make the children unsuccessful for them to be more dependent on their government. A system like this would be beautiful and would allow our society to possibly enter a golden age but what those in charge want are obedient workers and not people who question their ways.

[@AhsokaSkywalker]

I intend to fight this. It's really just a return to feudalism. All they are doing is using 13 federal departments, loads of businesses, colleges, etc, to direct our future vocations. This is closer to Soviet Union vocation picking than American freedom.

[@angelitosarmiento9920]

congratulation for this not only informative presentation but for giving me a new look at design as a revolutionary task.

[@TheEtelberto]

Bravo Zulu! you reached so many answers and that is already a great achievement. Certanly thoughts for future initiatives. The video and the argument is magnifical constructed. But it misses the main point for education challenges taht is in my view: how to improve digital learning systems for all (inclusion and multiculturality is the key?) trough a systemic approach only achieved by a Lifelong Learning model (from cradle to coffin) that makes us better citizens.

[@tariqhussainbhatti2487]

What an illustration 👍

[@alejandroparedessalcedo7032]

In this video I consider that there are main topics. Ex: The globalazation in the educative area, showing us the tools that we could take to use them inside the classroom, this is the cause for the student that we have today. Today we see that some of these students have more opportunities of having a good job because because its knowledge are actuals that are requiered in this society. We must give a good use to these types of technology so that we may be able to have a functioning network, rather than to have any failures. In order to acheive a correct teaching with the technology, we would be if we take all this materials in a positive during the knowledge.

[@AhsokaSkywalker]

Globalization of education is the DEATH of liberty. We should be fighting against it!

[@jasmine_jui]

We are Bijoy Digital from Bangladesh providing Interactive Multimedia Technology for the Kids. We believe that will change the way of learning

[@whoisbhauji]

Bravo! Excellent!!

[@JeniceArmstead]

Excellent video!

[@elearningcsolutions2180]

Really good info in this video and a great animation!

[@joemenezes6763]

This video is an example of what we see a lot nowadays; A lot of theory, but no practical solutions for the new age of learning.

[@jeffsleadershipcafe]

What a great video! Truly inspiring!

[@白雪-m5q]

wonderful video.as a teacher in china,i am agree with your view point about the education system. thank you for your critical thinking. In your model,you address the model which the design between the reading and dreaming.But I have a question, do you agree that when students are reading, they just read others dreaming , so design is repeated in two stages in mind ? thank you again for the video.

[@vividolkchew5873]

Great Video. Love the animation. Would like to use this video to introduce students to the 21st Century learning and skills required

[@annavehof]

wow! thank you for making this video!

[@isabelsummers8017]

I want more videos

[@trustprise]

I have always thought about how the system of schools never really worked, for me all my study and effort I have done by my own.

[@VerifyTheTruth]

The Fundamental Elements Of Nature Study, Combined With The Fundamental Principles Of Unschooling, An Open Curriculum, And An Open Campus, Will Develop Critical Thinking Skills, Improve Information Retention, Inspire A Love For Learning, Address Each Individual's Educational Needs, And Hone Each Student's Innate Talents According To Their Own Unique Interests.

[@bsetser1]

Corporate designed education is not what we do. Would love to share more with you.

[@GuitarHeroPhenomSux]

Oh, and as for the PhD comment -- yes, that's what I want to do, go to college for eight years, then work on my thesis for another few years, so that I can possibly get that desirable title, then (if the market isn't full) I can submit applications until maybe I get a tenured position making 40k-60k annually, while paying back over 100k in student loans. Then your basic bills on top of all that. Sounds like fun.

[@muhamadnasra1130]

could you please tell what tools used to create such video as i want to create my own educational videos. thanks

[@JackSmith-du1yc]

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[@ragztheking]

more folks should be educated on how the system works!

[@bobejjoul]

just awesome ...

[@GuitarHeroPhenomSux]

I've explored that field myself for a while. The union/tenure thing was what my "incompetent" remark was directed towards. The latter part of your comment is a myth; college grads aren't guaranteed a higher salary. All the statistics, and generalizations are all bunk. Sure, some careers require a degree, but those fields are usually very competitive; and at this time, the market is full for most of them. College is too expensive, and risky to just "try" and see if I'd like it.

[@jittinan77]

I have a lot the ideas on Education in this video! Thank you so much..

[@GuitarHeroPhenomSux]

When I was a teenager, I wanted to learn as much as I could, so I did the most logical thing and dropped out of school. Reading, experiencing what life has to offer is the key to education. Not being honed up in a room with a bunch of dimwitted droids, and an incompetent teacher who, given all the cutbacks probably makes less than the janitor. School is a joke.

[@thestickystudynotesolution2870]

We are also an entrepreneurial company who promotes more efficient learning in a new way.

[@nontapatduangmanee4179]

VERY USEFUL

[@annamera13]

We are in 2019 with so many emerging tech and we are so far from a transformation, at least in Europe.

[@richardgaul4906]

Divine retribution in the future 3282 minus the two on this word finder verbal automatic mistake thank you for the sentence position in which my education doesn't understand but I can use divine retribution that I understand

[@PrinceYanelbg]

hi, what program did you use to make this ?

[@MarcoJesusPerez]

what about after college? The cost of secondary education is enormous and a bachelors degree doesn't have the same weight it used to. Are you exploring the idea apprenticeships?

[@SajjadHaider786]

Good overview...

[@matte0p]

Nice visualization of concepts and relationships. Shame about the final label for idea: Human Capital Continuum. Gives those conveyor belts of moving "capital" a more grotesque look.

[@عبدالعزيزالدهاش-ع3ذ]

Hello,, Please, Please, Please, what is the program used to making this film, I hope to respond to the need.

[@sallyessuman683]

This calls for reflection by teacher educators

[@learnwithberryafaithfulser5565]

Nice video.

[@EartheeStephie]

Insightful.

[@isabelsummers8017]

I want more videos like technology.

[@NanZingrone]

Wonderful video, but don't stop at 26, people are transitioning in and out of jobs/disciplines/skills sets/life demands at all ages, and many continue until they are in their 80s and 90s; for this to work, you need to extend your vision to the life course as well (and figure out ways to fold folks back into the process when they need to get access again)

[@AhsokaSkywalker]

They are integrating all sorts of thinks like workforce agencies and departments of labor. This is going to develop and already is developing into a tyrannical centralized system that will only benefit the elites like the Kochs, Gates, Bloombergs, Zuckerbergs, Buffets, Rockefellers, Bezoses, Mercers, Igers, Waltons, etc and trap the rest of us in misery!

[@icemancometh74]

Here is a novel thought: Why not just leave kids the fuck alone (as Pink Floyd suggested a few decades ago). Take a look at the Sudbury Valley model, which does just that. Put kids in a democratic environment and remove all pressure and they thrive.

[@untamedlion33]

You're right it depends on your major. Honestly most kids go into college for "Liberal Arts" thinking they can get what ever job they want, and leave with a masters in bologna disappointed. English is another especially acting. You have to look for yourself and take the risk for yourself because it changes all the time... You seem to have a sharp mind I think ur capable of trusting ur own instinct about things. and teachers unions dont really promote incompitence anymore, Theyve gotten stricter

[@AhsokaSkywalker]

Liberal arts used to be the studies of works like Shakespeare, the Bible, John Locke, Charles Dickens, J.R.R. Tolkien, Charlotte Bronte, Nathaniel Hawthorne, John Milton, as well as US and world history. It connected us with our past. Now it's tech, tech, tech and "informational texts" and less literature. And the stuff that is still around is increasingly illiberal (elitist). And yes, the phrase "liberals arts" has been perverted by the elites to mean something else now.

[@AhsokaSkywalker]

As for STEM, it's being ruined by H1Bs, OPT, L1s, and offshoring. Even engineering is under attack, and, from what I'm hearing, nursing and physical therapy aren't far behind.

[@rdvankayahan9753]

transcription please

[@TheDanniFeer]

Sorry you could send the text of the video, I am Mexican and I'm interested for a task, just I do not get it completely

[@ismayilmammadli2554]

HI Danny :) did you get it?

[@albertoarias9968]

Obtuviste la traducción o algo así??

[@dr.zulfiqarhaiderzaidi6651]

nice videos

[@Mrgruffy44]

I'm a bit leery of the phrase, "we are partnering with forward-thinking governments, funders, nonprofits and entrepreneurs to innovate across the human capital continuum". We are human beings, not human capital or human resources. If you study the education agenda of the corporate elite in early 20th century, you will find that our system is based on the European system of teaching the kids just enough to serve the interests of the corporations, but not enough for them to think for themselves.

[@AhsokaSkywalker]

That is the same force pushing this video and other personalized learning, competency based education, etc stuff that they come up with and force on us.

[@hihowareyou4087]

the real education of the Future reading a book a day so you can buy brand new Lamborghini's and install new book shelves in are garage

[@jaden1k918]

Nawledge

[@adamrubin8106]

what do you think of when you think of how education is evolving? do you think of learning?

[@AhsokaSkywalker]

No, I think, based on this video, of corporatism and tyranny.

[@maverick368]

I have remained sun glasses 21 pm

[@MichelletheLD]

Major rake ways - "it is important for children to learn how to learn"! Why do we prepare learners for a "good job", then what happens when they don't get a "good job", they fail?

[@albertoarias9968]

Could somebody who speaks SPANISH or ENGLISH explain or give me an idea about this video and the subject please

[@shangyingyang2533]

good.

[@karenatsharon]

Well I have mixed feelings about this video. Design for the future in mind? Of course! Is this the path to success? Not necessarily. Fix the K-12 system first. Two of my three children ended up completing high school in the US leaving them completely unprepared for University in Canada. Why the overinflated grades? Where is the rigor in the curriculum and the connections between sciences/math/language? Why is there always praise, without the thoughtful critique? Why busywork and not doing?

[@brijeshpatel7292]

yes...its realy requirement ....because at this present time education system is not future oriented...

[@alvinhidayat4188]

Bener banget

[@Senijs]

nice name! XD

[@roleat]

Don't forget the farmers feed the rest of us.

[@nazerpattarumadom2130]

good

[@mgangtv2157]

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[@rdvankayahan9753]

subtitle please

[@merrymeagain6366]

🌃

[@liednerr]

Hey guys, I came here because I would love your feedback on something and it is relevant to this type of video. I recently put together a little guide on everything I've learned on Efficient Learning, and I'd love for some of you to read it and give me feedback. Sounds good? Reply and I'll get in touch with you! - thanks

[@chooseyoupichu]

eh... as far as I know only the practical solution I've seen is ISOAPPLE...

[@MaxamillianStudio]

Here is an incredible design for a high-rise school for urban areas. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6uleamBo5aentE

[@dosilysmith8520]

there are too many things WRONG with this to give it a "Thumbs up" BUT there are many good things as well...so, I will NOT be giving this video a "thumbs down" either ...

[@dosilysmith8520]

... the one part about how they all went off to 3 places ( with only a handful "falling through the cracks") then it sped ahead to about NOW and like EVERYONE and theirs mother's Brother was getting into college and NO one wanted to work the farm or the Factory (EVEN IN VIDEO GAMES "kids" don't like to "farm" or do the "Daily grind" of the raids and quest... like the daily grind of working in a factory...) I've wrote too much as it is

[@debraaguilar3614]

Sounds like socialism

[@morgheeshgh4124]

Bravo! Excellent!!

[@morgheeshgh4124]

Bravo! Excellent!!