The future of learning
An Emerald mission in support of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
The world we live in is changing at a fast pace and what we teach and how we teach is also evolving rapidly. What do our tech futures look like and how can we embrace developments to ensure positive teaching and learning experiences with improved outcomes? How can our education systems be reshaped to foster learner-first approaches and also keep up to date with growing demands of the 21st century?
Together with some of our partners and authors, we've been exploring this subject.
We’re searching for more authors to publish with us in the field of education, we’d love to hear from you.
This mission supports our Quality education for all goal
Author thoughts
Some of our authors have been sharing their research in different ways; check out our chatty podcast or a presentation video to find out more.
There is a constant call for equipping future readiness among students. In this blog, Adrian Lam Man-Ho revisits the fundamentals surrounding future readiness.
Higher education 4.0 – an opportunity to reimagine the future
Dr Ravi Sharma from Zayed University – discusses the opportunities for a blended learning future in institutions for higher education, that has been brought forward by COVID-19.
We talked to Dr John Moravec the founder of Education Futures LLC and new Editor-in-Chief of On the Horizon about the disruption in education caused by COVID, and what all these changes might mean for the future.
If education is to support the society we want, what is it that we want people to learn? In their new book Educating Tomorrow, Ruth Luzmore and Chris Brown look at education in the past, present and imagine what the future of learning could be.
On the Horizon - Introducing new editor John Moravec
Meet On the Horizon's new editor John Moravec. Together we've refreshed the journals scope and we're looking for new authors to get involved and submit their research papers for publishing.
Related books
Some of our authors have been investigating how to teach through disruption in the modern world. You are invited to see some of their research, a taster chapter of each book can be accessed here. For a limited time only, these chapters are free access; the books can be purchased from our bookstore.
Personalised Learning for the Learning Person
Rupert Ward
Higher Education at the Crossroads of Disruption: The University of the 21st Century
Andreas Kaplan
Teaching from the Emerging Now
Linnette Werner & David Hellstrom
Free related research
Evaluation of students’ attitude toward distance learning during the pandemic (COVID-19): a case study of ELTE university
Yassine Ismaili
On the Horizon
Pandemic designs for the future: perspectives of technology education teachers during COVID-19
Jillianne Code, Rachel Ralph, Kieran Forde
Information and Learning Sciences
Beyond COVID-19 supernova. Is another education coming?
Cecilia Azorín
Journal of Professional Capital and Community
Measuring instructors' continued intention to reuse Google Classroom in Iraq: a mixed-method study during COVID-19
Mahmood H. Hussein, Siew Hock Ow, Ishaq Ibrahim, Moamin A. Mahmoud
Interactive Technology and Smart Education
Female teachers' perceptions of African-American male elementary school students who misbehave: a narrative inquiry
Wellington Williams
Emerald Open Research
Calls for papers
We’re looking for articles to publish in the following titles. Find out about the journals aims, typical areas of interest and how to submit by clicking through the cards below.
Health Education
Journal for Multicultural Education
Journal of International Education in Business
On The Horizon
Special issues
Qualitative Research Journal: Volume 20 Issue 4 – Research and Methodology in times of Crisis and Emergency
Journal of Professional Capital and Community: Volume 5 Issue 3/4 – Professionalism in the Pandemic
The Impact of COVID-19 on Education, Work and Governance in China and East Asia
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Fairer society
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Healthier lives
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