Resources

Introducing two tools for thinking about and collaborating to build education futures

What's required of us to build a shared vision for education? A recent conversation from Philanthropy Forward provides some insight.

What possible futures does Anne Olson see in education policy, and what advocacy strategies can take us there? See her...

Education is the place to dive in together with futurists' tools to think about problems and solutions at a deeper,...

Creating scenarios presents a challenge to communicate what could happen, not just what you think is most likely to happen...

How can we apply futures thinking tools, such as the futures triangle, to help us look at possible futures in...

Often we consider our assumptions to be fact. But do they have to be?

Those of us who care about the future of learning are fortunate to get to shape what learning looks like.

There can be little doubt that the Maker Movement is here to stay and has had impacts on communities and...

An expansion of data creation and use was a central theme of the Pattern Recognition driver of change from our...

Given COVID-19's disruption, our experts weigh in with thoughtful discourse on society's resilience and how institutions can be more prepared.

In the 2020 Forecast: Creating the Future of Learning, we explored the creation of new strategies for resiliency.

Katie King discusses Systemic Interdependence from KnowledgeWorks' Future Forecast with Columbus Museum of Art's Cindy Foley.

The idea that new dialogues would facilitate societal change is explored by the driver of change, A New Civic Discourse.

KnowledgeWorks explores how imagining future possibilities empowers educators and students to create the future they want.