Share Paper: Smart Learning requires Smart Thinking: The Evolution of Sustainable Learning Environments

  1. Steven Coombs, Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University, United Arab Emirates
  2. Madhumita Bhattacharya, New Paradigm Solutions Limited, New Zealand
Wednesday, October 18 2:15-2:45 PM Junior Ballroom C

Abstract: The authors propose a definition of Smart Learning linked to digital technologies to see how effective these technologies can enable and empower learning It is argued that smart learning requires smart thinking to underpin the learning process and knowledge outcomes This assumption requires a more sophisticated understanding and design of the learning environment to improve learner engagement; in turn, producing quicker and higher quality educational outcomes It is argued that smart thinking will be at the heart of educational futures and learning innovations for the advancement of global digital citizens within a sustainable and smart learning environment using sustainable learning ...