University of the Future

This article presents the history of the University of the Future initiative designed in 2021 in Bogotá, Colombia with the intention to create networks and communities of mutual learning and integral education around the world. Deep conversations, educational abundance, the teacher as intermediary, the curriculum as a journey and the description of nine living classrooms are all part of the narrative foundation that gives meaning to this educational experience.

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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.70613/2024.0011
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Digital Education and Society
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University of the Future

Andrés David Fonseca-Díaz
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University of the Future

Andrés David Fonseca-Díaz
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Abstract

This article presents the history of the University of the Future initiative designed in 2021 in Bogotá, Colombia with the intention to create networks and communities of mutual learning and integral education around the world. Deep conversations, educational abundance, the teacher as intermediary, the curriculum as a journey and the description of nine living classrooms are all part of the narrative foundation that gives meaning to this educational experience.

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