Educators and administrators are adapting to a world where students learn in different environments, in different ways. New tools and techniques create immersive learning environments that nurture the mindsets and skill sets students need for jobs in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.1 2 3
Education technology (EdTech) is a powerful tool to connect students with learning opportunities. At Intel, we see the potential for using technology in the classroom to help students learn the skills necessary for the Fourth Industrial Revolution job market.
The Intel® Skills for Innovation (Intel® SFI) framework envisions a world in which students learn the skills necessary to traverse the shifting landscape of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Here, they are empowered to be innovators as they prepare for, imagine, and create the jobs of the future.
To help bring this vision to reality, Intel will work with education leaders across the globe. We’ll help ensure teachers and students have access to the technologies and tools they need to meet the challenges of a changing world:
Schools incorporating technology in the classroom face daunting challenges—especially now that “the classroom” includes students’ homes. Selecting the right computers for education can help teachers and students reach their goals.
Educators, parents, and students face extraordinary change as they adapt to remote teaching and learning. The Intel Education Group partnered with leading US educators to create remote learning companion guides to support this transition.
Technology is changing when and where educators teach and how they personalize learning. With the right technology, from student and teacher devices to cloud-based solutions, educators can create environments that make learning relevant to students’ lives.
At Intel, we’re expanding opportunities for students through technology, inclusion, and digital readiness. For example, the Intel® AI for Youth program empowers students to learn while creating their own social impact projects.
Create learning experiences with a technology-enabled curriculum and free teaching tools and resources.
Empower the next generation and help them prepare for university education and beyond.
This do-it-yourself program is designed to teach kids ages 5 to 18 how to navigate the internet and stay safe online.
Get started using Intel® FPGAs with development kits, tutorials, laboratory exercises, sample projects, and workshops built specifically for professors, students, researchers, and developers.
We have entered the Fourth Industrial Revolution. With it comes a world where change is the only constant. McKinsey forecasts that by 2030, up to 30 percent of the hours worked globally today could be automated.4 Remote work has spiked in popularity, creating demand for new types of skills.
Our educational systems are tasked with preparing young people for a job market with an almost universal demand for technology skills. An increased emphasis on creativity and higher-order thinking skills fosters innovation and differentiates humans from machines.
The future will demand a range of skills that include:5
Using technology to access and consume content in and outside the classroom is no longer enough. Students will need devices, tools, and training to understand, analyze, problem solve, and ultimately create solutions never imagined before. As a global leader in technology and innovation, Intel is committed to working with decision-makers and educational leaders worldwide to address these challenges.
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