The best way to predict the future …
is to create it. – Alan Kay
Yes, it is exciting, bewildering and even scary to try to decide you would like to be able to do if you could do ANYTHING in the future.
I recently asked the students in one of my undergraduate classes, “What would you want to be able to do if you could do ANYTHING? Imagine that it’s possible. Think about what you would like to be able to do personally, professionally, and educationally.” This yielded a number of interesting responses. Here is what they replied:
“I want a computer that will read my mind. I can think of thinks and it will write documents, answer questions and take pictures of my memories.,”
“Technology shoujld be more accessible – cost wise.”
“I want to see the next generation of electronic portfolios where we can actually see students teaching.”
“We need a better way to show our skills in portfolios. Not just paper and text.”
” I would like to see a computer/webpage that changes automatically based upon the grade level of the user. Modifies the audio, text, and even the vocabulary.”
“I would like to see how webcams can help sick students attend school.”
There are more to come . . .
Leave a comment and keep the discussion going.