Here are some blogposts…
Summarising your responses to the national conversation
Your responses to the first question in week one
Your responses to the second question in week two
Your responses to the third question in week three
Your responses to the final questions in week four
On trends affecting cultural and creative learning in the future
Connected citizenship: trends and issues in young people and digital engagement with the world, by Cliff Manning
Digital changing culture: on the ways that digital is affecting creativity and culture, and countertrends
Gotta catch’em: How Pokemon points the way to future learning
Bacc for the future: About how arts, culture and vocational learning are being squeezed out, and the plan for a compulsory EBacc
Power stations of the imagination: Â About STEAM, maker spaces, assessment of creativity, and new uses for power stations – largely quoting Stephen Heppell
Learning Digital Literacy: About how much digital literacy is innate or needs to be supported in children and young people, by Amy Hetherington
Creativity and self-led learning: About how education reforms are reducing self-led learning that allows a balance of creative and methodical modes
Ways to think about the future
The future of…: A conversation with futurist, Mark Stevenson, by Fatima Khuzem
Black Swans: About scenario planning as a method for thinking about the future
Thinking behind Future Views: About our research design for this project
About cultural and creative learning in places
Adding to Cultural Ecosystems: On an ecological approach to cultural provision in places
About the Art Inspiring Change project in Margate, by Karen Eslea
And about some other interesting projects
About work-based learning in the Cultural Heritage sector, by Laura Lewis-Davies
Call to participate in The Future Assembly
Gazing at the Future: Review by Fatima Khuzem of a play about the future of education, written and performed by young people
More posts are very welcome, especially from young people, about the future of cultural and digital learning, about future skills or issues affecting places in the future. Get in touch on hello@flowassociates.com with suggested topics or written posts.