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Implications & Vision
  1. Visions for learning and technology
    1. Defining vision
    2. Futuristic versus strategic visions
    3. Visions impact scientific progress
    4. Why new visions in education now?
      1. Problems with school reforms & innovation adoption
      2. Unresponsive academic performance of students from deep poverty, students with second language learning, and students with disabilities
      3. Solutions in results of recent research syntheses


  2. Seven Examples of Visions on Learning & Technology
    1. National Educational Technology Plan (USDE/Office of Technology)
    2. Georgetown Forum (USDE/Office of Technology)
    3. President's Council of Advisors on Science & Technology (PCAST)
    4. Congressional Web-based Education Commission
    5. National Academy of Education (Submitted to USDE/National Educational Research Policy and Priorities Board)
    6. National Research Council & National Academies of Science
    7. Western Heights Public School VISION Projects

  3. Conclusions
    1. Similarities and differences in the seven visions
    2. Thematic elements of visions
      1. Improving approaches to scientific research
      2. Adopting research-based innovations in classrooms
      3. Expanding the universal design concept for learning
      4. Transferring emerging technologies into schools
      5. Enabling learners to reach their fullest potential




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