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1. Click on this link to open this Padlet page.

2. Access your group, topic and one of the quiz questions here.

3. You will need to discuss the answer to the question to the class so that they can answer it on the quiz.

4. Begin by clicking on the colored text in the window and going to the topic site.

5. Watch and read: Watch the video and then split up the articles equally in your group and read them.

6. Make a Cornell notes sheet for one article you read.

7. Do research: If needed, research other approved articles that pertain to your topic and answer the quiz question.

8. Share at the Seminar: Discuss your answers to the quiz questions.

9. Include an example from Where We'd Be in the discussion.

10. Prepare for the Quiz: Take notes during presentations and use them to answer the quiz questions on Actively Learn.

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While the internet has made online learning virtually free, the price of traditional teaching is still soaring.

When the job market is transforming more quickly each year, how can we reinvent education to keep up?

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By 2020, people over age 65 will outnumber children under age 5. Humanity faces an urgent question on an unprecedented scale:

How do we care for an aging population who can’t work, and harness the contributions of those who can?

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The world’s supply of cheap and clean water will likely plummet as the climate warms and populations boom.

Can we find ways to conserve, cut waste, and find new sources before it’s too late?

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With revenues topping $100 billion a year, the video game industry is poised to be this century’s dominant form of entertainment.

As games become more addictive and expensive to play, how will they transform our social relationships as well as our leisure time?

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Technology is transforming homes all over the world. In some places, cheap devices are powering and connecting homes long left off the grid.

In others, newly automated and networked machines are reinventing convenience—but at what cost to privacy and human connection?

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If automation continues at its current pace, 400 million workers around the globe will be displaced by 2030.

In spite of the vast economic effects these changes will bring, will we seize the opportunity to reconceive the very meaning of work?

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As global climate change worsens and the population expands, humanity must produce more food in the next 50 years than it has in the past 10,000.

Are lab-made meat and automation the key to farming in the future, or must we tend to the soil we already have?

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By 2050, nearly 10 billion people will share our planet.

As mega-cities rise and technology reshapes the urban landscape, how will these changes affect the vast majority of the world’s poor?

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Anarchy reigns supreme in the future of finance, decentralizing the power of banks and, in some cases, the state.

But will cryptocurrencies and the blockchains that underlie them solve our financial woes, or only worsen existing inequalities?

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Online manipulation and immersive media have begun to eradicate our shared notion of authenticity and trust.

How will society change when we can no longer believe what we see, hear, or think?