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Educating into the Future Day

In this overview from the 1997 University Campus Review, Allan Christie, General Manager of Blackboard (ANZ), discusses the pivotal shifts in education shaped by technology. Key themes include the shift away from traditional lectures towards hybrid learning environments, the surge in mobile computing, and the impact of Open Educational Resources (OER). Christie highlights the importance of collaboration and video in learning, the evolving role of Learning Management Systems (LMS), and emphasizes the human factor in education amidst the casualization of academic staff.

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Educating into the Future Day

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  1. Educating into the Future Day Allan Christie, General Manager Blackboard (ANZ) & NetSpot

  2. University Campus Review, May 1997

  3. @marksmithers

  4. Educational Technology 2020 • Collaboration and Video • NBN with dedicated port for education and health applications • Less demand for traditional lectures • OER, pre-recorded lectures, hybrid learning spaces • Mobile computing devices predominate • more information/events pushed to students • LMS – a “walled garden” • it’s a virtual environment for people rather than content • The “Human” factor! • Casualisation of academic staff

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