How Might We Learn?
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On an immersive future of learning
Your ideal learning environment # Talks about learning technology often center on technology. Instead, I want to begin by asking: what do you want learning to be like—for yourself? If you could snap your fingers and drop yourself into a perfect learning environment, what’s your ideal? One way to start thinking about this question is to ask: what were the most rewarding high-growth periods of your life? I’ve noticed two patterns in answers to this question: first, people will tell me about a time when they learned a lot, but learning wasn’t the point . Instead, they were immersed in a situation
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