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The document discusses 3 big shifts that are changing the future: 1) Making and manufacturing is shifting from physical to digital with the rise of 3D printing and digital fabrication. 2) Education is shifting from episodic learning to continuous learning through new methods like lifelong learning and personalized education. 3) Work is shifting from traditional jobs to temporary, on-demand "gigs" found through online platforms like crowdsourcing and the sharing economy.

Changing Futures: 3 Big Shifts
Perspectives from the Institute for the Future

Brinda Dalal, PhD I Research Director
with Marina Gorbis, Devin Fidler
INSTITUTE FOR THE FUTURE
FRIULI FUTURE FORUM
Udine, Italy
November 2013

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forecasting the future

10 years
ago

Now

10 years
from Now

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signals
1. Describe one technology you use today,
that didn’t exist 3 years ago.
2. What one technology or tool do you use
today that your parents didn’t have when
they were growing up.

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“THE NATURE OF THE FUTURE”

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from metal sculpting to 3D printed objects

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thingiverse

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shapeways

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marketplace for 3D printed objects

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principles of making
1.  Anyone can be a Maker
•  Find a Lab with 3D printers
•  Find communities of Makers, mentors
2.  Learning by Doing helps you build skills
for the future
3.  Sharing and remixing are encouraged
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FUTURE OF EDUCATION:
from episodic to
continuous learning

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from labs to learning in situ

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from grades to personalized learning

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from content production to content curation

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Other educational examples?
What are some other examples of new
learning methods and tools, that didn’t
exist 5 years ago?

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FUTURE OF WORK:
from dejobbing to e-lancing

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mobile platforms: home health diagnostics

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THE SHARING ECONOMY:
from owning to sharing

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the peer-to-peer sharing economy

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sharing experiences, homes, couches, meals

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airbnb: some statistics

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(social) ridesharing

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potential applications

285 µm race car

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Forecasting the Future
1.  Imagine starting a business 10 years
from now.
3D Printers, oDesk, Crowdfunding
2. What skills can you start learning today,
to help you develop your future business?

10 years
ago

Now

10 years
from Now
© 2013 Institute for the Future. All rights reserved.

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1. Changing Futures: 3 Big Shifts Perspectives from the Institute for the Future Brinda Dalal, PhD I Research Director with Marina Gorbis, Devin Fidler INSTITUTE FOR THE FUTURE FRIULI FUTURE FORUM Udine, Italy November 2013 © 2013 Institute for the Future. All rights reserved.

3. signals 1. Describe one technology you use today, that didn’t exist 3 years ago. 2. What one technology or tool do you use today that your parents didn’t have when they were growing up. © 2013 Institute for the Future. All rights reserved.

11. principles of making 1.  Anyone can be a Maker •  Find a Lab with 3D printers •  Find communities of Makers, mentors 2.  Learning by Doing helps you build skills for the future 3.  Sharing and remixing are encouraged © 2013 Institute for the Future. All rights reserved.

26. Forecasting the Future 1.  Imagine starting a business 10 years from now. 3D Printers, oDesk, Crowdfunding 2. What skills can you start learning today, to help you develop your future business? 10 years ago Now 10 years from Now © 2013 Institute for the Future. All rights reserved.

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