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ENGLISH PROJECTTopic- future technology
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Introduction

• Development of learning technology in future.
• How classroom will look like in future?
• Use of internet , social media network.
• What technology will come in future such as-
• 3d printers , artificial intelegence , etc..

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What does future of learning hold ?

• What does the future of learning hold?
• What will classrooms of the future be like?
  Emerging technologies such as cloud
  computing, augmented reality (AR)and 3D
  printing are paving the way for the future of
  education in ways we may have yet to see. At the
  very least though, we can extrapolate from what
  these promising technologies and predict how
  schools will adopt them in time to come.
• However, just as the original intentions for new
  technology often give way to innovative and
  unpredictable usage, we can never be sure if a
  twist is waiting for these rising stars. As for
  now, let us observe their progress and speculate
  on how these 8 up-and-coming technologies could
  potentially change education for the better.

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• RECOMMENDED READINGMajor Tech In Education
  Trends In 2013 Infographic
• 1. Augmented Reality (AR)
• Were still waiting for Augmented Reality to take
  the world by storm by way ofGoogle Glass, gaming
  and awesome apps for astronomy.
• Its expected to wow audiences with its AR
  capabilities, which allow users to see additional
  information layered over what they see through
  the lens. Currently, however, access to AR
  technology for educational purposes is mostly
  limited to smartphone apps.
• READ ALSO5 Top Augmented Reality Apps For
  Education
• Apps like Sky Map lets you scout the night sky
  for constellations, but they arenot fully
  integrated as a component of education as they
  have yet to reach the stage of seamlessness. The
  AR experience must be immersive enough to blend
  information readily with the reality.
• With Google Glass and the other AR-enabled
  wearable devices that will soon follow,
  students explore the world without having to hold
  up a device which could distract from the
  experience. Created by Will Powell, an AR
  developer for Oxford, a simpler version of the
  Google Glass showcases how effortless this can
  be. Check out this video to enter a world with
  seamlessly integrated augmented reality.
• READ ALSOHow Augmented Reality Is The Next Big
  Social Experience

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• 2. 3D Printing
• Whats a better present for your 10-year-old than
  a LEGO set? How about a 3D printer, one
  specifically for children? The 3D printer should
  really be a must-have in classrooms. Instead of
  being restricted to what they can play with,
  pupils in the classroom of the future can print
  out 3D models for various purposes, including
  show-and-tell.
• Engineering students and teachers are prime
  examples of who could directly benefit from 3D
  printing technology. In Benilde-St. Margarets
  School in Minneapolis, the schools Dimension BST
  3D printer lets students create design
  prototypes.
• The 3D printer produces working mini-models to
  test out engineering design principles, so
  students can perfect their design before making
  an actual prototype. Together with CAD
  (computer-aided design) modeling software, 3D
  printing allows these students to experiment
  freely with their designs without expending
  considerable costs and time. Engineering students
  and teachers are prime examples of who could
  directly benefit from 3D printing technology.
  In Benilde-St. Margarets School in Minneapolis,
  the schools Dimension BST 3D printer lets
  students create design prototypes.
• The 3D printer produces working mini-models to
  test out engineering design principles, so
  students can perfect their design before making
  an actual prototype. Together with CAD
  (computer-aided design) modeling software, 3D
  printing allows these students to experiment
  freely with their designs without expending
  considerable costs and time.

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• LCD Touch boards
• Instead of the traditional big board in front of
  the classroom, it will probably be just like
  the Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface, a giant
  tablet with its LCD screen lying flat atop a
  table-like structure. Students will sit around
  the table tablet, swipe on the board to
  manipulate and drag images around the screen, or
  type notes with their onscreen keyboards.

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Emerging technology in future.

• Paper-Thin Smartphones
• Unlike regular paper however, these
  plastic e-papers are not only durable
  ("unbreakable" is the correct term), but also
  provides interactivity. With swipes, taps and
  pinching (maybe), these flexible paper-thin
  displays can take over paper-centric industries.
• Feast your eyes on this paper-thin,
  A4-sized digital paper prototype by Sony which
  weighs only a mere 63g. Laptops and even
  smartphones cant hold a candle to that kind of
  portability.

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Use of Internet , social media network.

• 4. Online Social Networking
• Numerous universities have already registered them
  selves with the online virtual world, Second
  Life to provide students with an online platform
  to socialize with each other. As a big part of
  the cloud platform, such social networks
  allows students to share their ideas freely,
  while teachers moderate.
• This is a very empowering notion because it will
  imbue learners with a new perception that
  learning is a personal responsibility and not
  that of the teachers.
• For Homework Discuss
• Furthermore, this many-to-many interactive
  learning where ideas are allowed to flow freely
  will be more aligned with real-world scenarios
  where collaboration is usually the norm. Social
  networking tools can be incorporated to enhance
  collaboration and team-building initiatives.
• Still, if there is a need, teachers, lecturers
  and professors can lend some guidance in the form
  of responses to forum queries or by uploading
  useful information to the cloud community
  instantaneously. Another benefit is that It also
  serves as a great feedback tool, to help improve
  the courseware. A social-based approach to
  education will seem more than relevant to
  students of the future.

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• . Biometrics Eye Tracking
• One technology thats been gaining recognition is
  biometrics. Conventionally biometrics are
  associated with the security industry, as it uses
  what is unique to each one of us to authenticate
  our identity fingerprints, facial recognition,
  iris patterns, voice. In terms of education,
  some schools are only using fingerprinting
  to prevent truancy and for borrowing books from
  their school library.
• However, eye-tracking can be helpful for
  instance, in providing invaluable feedback for
  teachers to understand how students absorb and
  understand the learning content. As a matter of
  fact, advertising research have been using
  eye-tracking technology to see how consumers
  respond to their ads and to determine what
  captures their attention.

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• Made by- Shree Agrawal
• Ambrish Kamlakar
• Shounak Kamlakar
• Rushab Kuceriya
• Tushar Gilda