The world is changing faster every day and education is not the exception. The speed required for answering to the new challenges that are showing up in the educational sector, forces the institutions to be better informed for anticipating changes and be one step ahead.
Our first Radar of Educational Innovation was published on 2015. That exercise revealed the trends in pedagogy that back then were considered the most relevant. What has happened since then? Were the 2015 Radar forecasts confirmed? Or has the panorama of the institution’s educational innovation changed significantly in just two years? Which are the trends that have presently gained influence?
This radar of pedagogy and technology is the result of a discussion and analysis among teachers and project leaders of educational innovation at Tecnológico de Monterrey. It represents the strategic and collective vision of a representative group of innovative teachers about the most relevant trends in the future of higher education.
In this edition you will find:
Radar of trends in pedagogy
Radar of trends in technology
Comparison of the results of the 2015 and 2017 editions
A glossary of trends and terminology
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