Insights

25+ University Leaders, 40+ EdTech Founders and 100+ Students share their views on digital transformation

This report captures insights about the progress of digital transformation in higher education globally. University leaders provide an update on their digital priorities and momentum and changing business models are also examined. Emerging technologies most likely to impact higher education are ranked and priorities across the next generation learning lifecycle are identified in this report.

Mapping 26 clusters of innovation across 15,000 companies in the next generation learning lifecycle.

Landscape 3.0 maps $50 billion of investment in 15,000 education innovation and technology teams around the world. Over 70 pages of market maps and profiles across 26 innovation clusters. Analysis of each cluster on the dimensions of scale, investment, traction and disruptive potential is provided.

How innovation at the edges will change the shape of education

I learned early that things move much faster at the edges. The playground roundabout was the equipment of choice and all the kids ran for the edge — so much more exciting, even if more nausea-inducing than the genteel pace of the centre. The edge is where you could get the roundabout really flying, and the more kids on the edges, the faster it went.

$40 billion, 50 countries and 5,000 companies on the map shaping the future of education.

What will the next 10 years in education look like? To help us understand how it is likely to evolve and transform, we’ve started mapping the global EdTech ecosystem. It’s been 100 days since we launched Project Landscape — a global, open source, community driven initiative — and I am excited to share Landscape 2.0 next week at the ASU + GSV Summit.

Mapping the future of education: an open-source MVP.

In summary… we found 16 innovation clusters and grouped them into 6 themes in our first scan of the market we call Landscape 1.0. That’s over 2,000 companies around the world representing $16b of investment. We are launching Project Landscape as (eventually) a global, open source, community driven initiative to help us understand what the next 10 years in education might look like.