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Support my work, please! Holiday fundraising begins
As the holidays draw nigh, I’m announcing a new tradition: a year end fundraiser! As an independent education futurist, I work full time to produce research. This appears in articles, chapters, books, videos, interviews, and podcasts. I also produce this … Continue reading
Patreon reverses itself; what next?
Over the past week a controversy ignited the crowdfunding stratum of the internet. It was important for that group of people, and also impacted my work directly. It seems to be over now, but could well resume. There may be … Continue reading
Getting the future wrong: my bad forecasts
It’s essential for futurists to analyze their own forecasting work over time. We check to see how we can improve our skills and understanding by looking back at how we looked ahead. It sounds obvious, and it is obvious within … Continue reading
Taking my son to college
Last month we took our son to college. Well, “to university”, as the Brits say, since it’s the University of Vermont. It was, and still is, a very strange experience. One reason Owain choose UVM is because he really wanted … Continue reading
Four years in: under the hood of my consulting firm
Four years ago I launched Bryan Alexander Consulting. BAC is how I translate my future of higher education work into real-world impacts. This post is one of the regular updates I’ve shared, in interests of transparency: so you can learn about the … Continue reading
The shock of the old: still living in the 20th century
Yesterday I wrote about a day in the life of a futurist like me. At the post’s end I wonder about the most futuristic parts of the day, and the least. As I worked on that post, off and on … Continue reading
A day in the life of a futurist
People often ask what I do as an educational futurist. As one answer I thought I’d share a kind of diary, to give a sense of the practical work and life. 6:30 am – rise later than usual, due to … Continue reading
A short digital story about forests, snowshoeing, and memory
Over the past two days it snowed up here in Vermont’s Green Mountains, despite it being April. buy vibramycin online buy vibramycin no prescription generic Therefore Ceredwyn and I went snowshoeing in the woods. buy ivermectin online buy ivermectin no … Continue reading
When I consider how a friend's light is spent
I’ve known Bernie DeKoven for around twenty years. If you don’t know him, Bernie is a guru of fun, a paladin of play. He has devoted his life to playfulness, from developing games and practices on his own and also helping … Continue reading
Watching my son experience school
My son is 18. That means he’s finishing his senior year in a public high school, and preparing to head off to a college or university this fall. I’ve played a close part in his education since his birth. As … Continue reading
