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Tamagotchi, Jenga, Lego and Transformer: New p...

Dominic Orr
November 04, 2019

Tamagotchi, Jenga, Lego and Transformer: New pathways through higher education in 2030 A foresight study

Virtual paper for the ICDE World Conference on Online Learning, 3-7 November 2019, held in Dublin. The focus is on the results of the AHEAD foresight study carried out for the German government. It sees four student pathways through higher education, which will make up the landscape in 2030.

Dominic Orr

November 04, 2019
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  1. Adj. Prof. Dr. Dominic Orr University of Nova Gorica Research

    Lead at Kiron Open Higher Education Email: [email protected] Twitter: @dominicorr Tamagotchi, Jenga, Lego and Transformer: New pathways through higher education in 2030 A foresight study
  2. Link to Virtual Paper: http://bit.ly/wcol2019orr Tamagotchi, Jenga, Lego and Transformer:

    New pathways through higher education in 2030 A foresight study
  3. Dominic Orr Katrin Schulze Galiya Yelubayeva Dieter Dohmen HIS-HE Institut

    für Hochschulentwicklung TU Graz Massachusetts Institute of Technology Martin Ebner Markus Ebner Philipp Schmidt Maren Lübke Klaus Wannemacher FiBS Forschungsinstitut für Bildungs- und Sozialökonomie An international project consortium
  4. Tamagotchi: Higher ed for a good start in life •

    A closed ecosystem built around the student Job market Didactics Technology Organisation
  5. Jenga: Higher ed as a solid fundament for further development

    • Providers offer a foundation of knowledge and competence which is extended by learners through shorter study blocks in their further learning pathway. Job market Didactics Technology Organisation
  6. Lego: Higher ed as building blocks • The course of

    study is not completed as a compact, long unit, but consists of individually combined modules of different sizes. Job market Didactics Technology Organisation
  7. Transformer: Higher ed as chance for transformation • The students

    in this model do not transfer directly to higher ed as school leavers, but have already acquired their own professional identity and life experience, which contribute to their studies. Job market Didactics Technology Organisation
  8. Higher education Higher education High edu 2 … n Model

    1 - Tamagotchi (Status quo plus) Model 2 - Jenga Model 3 - Lego set Model 4 - Transformers er Higher education / Vocational training n … … Higher education + + + + + + + + 4 learning pathways through higher ed – AHEAD Forsight report For the full report see: http://bit.ly/AHEADreport The report is in German, but has an English executive summary (English language full version to follow shortly)
  9. 1. Learners need to acquire new skills and competences, which

    enable them to fully benefit from the ‘digital dividends’ of technology 2. Study programmes need to reflect on and react to the developments in society and the labour market 3. Higher education institutions should be a place to consider and even practice future social reform, which can truly harness the benefits of digitalisation for all 4. The opportunities of digitalisation for creating new learning spaces should be harnessed to improve the accessibility and quality of educational provision Major goals for any reforms in higher education