Reimagining education | Michael Bodekaer | TEDxCERN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2015
- Michael Bodekaer wants to make quality science education more accessible using technology. He has an idea that might revolutionize the way we learn and teach science in schools today.
Michael Bodekaer is the founder of Labster which teaches life sciences through gamified education in immersive 3D virtual worlds and laboratories. Proven to significantly enhance student’s motivation, these pioneering teaching tools that are bringing a revolution to world class learning. He also founded Learn Technologies, a Swiss company focused on immersive Virtual Reality for learning and training simulations.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
These tools are presenting Bodekaer Michael are wonderful and great. The potential for a classroom is unlimited. However, the problem is that teachers are unwilling to use these new technologies. For some mysterious reason some teachers do not want to move out of the comfort zone.
wow...this is very interesting I hope it will be applied in our universities....I mean working inside these virtual laboratories will make us memorise way better than reading about it
This is a perfect way to bring together teaching practise, technology and proven techniques with an application that is simply brilliant! It has the Wow factor to power(n)
My university is testing this for the first time time year! I can't wait to try it! (Without the headset tho)
Very impressed awesome
Wow, this is soooo cool
Ohhh, Don't stand up!!!! ;)
Other than that, this is very cool. I love the overlay visuals to help visualize what he's seeing. It might confuse the un-initiated into thinking that this is AR, but they'll learn soon enough.
What is the case study he mentioned called?? thanks
Awesosme!
And how about instead of making that "million dollar" machine into a fee hundred thousand? It will more accessible and really very useful. Because that guy who discovered the early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer will have no access as well with that machine since it will available only to top exclusive universities and who knows, they might not even lend it to him because that machine is too much expensive.
Has the potential for good and the potential for evil.
+Diane Watson wut
Great we expect the next generation to come up with all the answers to fix all the problems we created. Most of the problems don't need fixing. WE DO IN OUR THINKING THAT LET IT HAPPEN IN THE FIRST PLACE TO CHANGE or we will just make new bigger problems. I don't understand all the hype and bull shit in these TED there more like a form of brain washing for the privlaged. Would not the well advanced older scientist have a better chance of coming up with the answers given there life time of work in this field over a young scientist just getting started.I share real science that I started work with nothing and no funding and my work only get sanctioned by the USA gov as it helps many understand real magnetic effiency that they don't wish other young minds see to much of. Science is only what your government and the big companies let it to be and these TED talks seem to be much inline with this mentality. Like there using the young speakers like advertisers use puppies or kittens to look nice to all. Adam VA of AVA Magnetic Levitation AUS
It would be horrible if that would be the future of education. Fact is: it works. But why does it work? It works because it provides the student with a purpose for learning by giving learning an immediately-attainable benefit, which is fun. The inner motivation resulting from this system comes with the student seeing a purpose in what he/she does. Therefore it is all dependent on the mindset of the individual, and when that sees a purpose, then we will not have to waste our resources to produce ugly, plastic goggles that make us look like robots.
what this cheap promo pith is doing on TED talks?
this is just basic argument reality game