The Future of Learning

Our Active Learning Pillars

AI-powered predictive models and their impact across industries

Learning Should Be Active

Students learn more when they do more. Hands-on creation and exploration build deeper understanding and stronger engagement.

AI-powered predictive models and their impact across industries

Educators Deserve Modern Tools

Teachers need simple and flexible tools that support their vision for active learning and help them design experiences where students take the lead.

AI-powered predictive models and their impact across industries

Every Learner Is Different

No two students learn the same way. Flexible models like UDL, project-based learning, and inquiry help every learner participate and succeed.

AI-powered predictive models and their impact across industries

Teachers Are the Change-Makers

The most meaningful shifts in education come from educators. They are the ones experimenting, designing, and reimagining learning every day.

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Lecture Is Dead is led by educators, instructional designers, and product teams who spend every day thinking about how to make learning more active.

EDUCATOR VOICES

How Active Learning Is Shaping Classrooms

Teachers are rethinking how they teach. They’re giving students more chances to create, collaborate, and lead. Here's what active learning means to them.

Active learning means engaging in a multi-modality environment with a goal of transfer of information into "real world" scenarios.
Richard Farris
4th Grade Teacher, Cloud Peak Elementary
Students are involved in the entire process of learning. They aren't passively consuming information and being told what to think or believe. They are creating and building their skills and knowledge in a way that involves many pathways and possibilities.
Kristen Higdon
Teacher Librarian, MacDonald Drive Elementary
Active learning is kids out of their seats and working together.  The students should be doing more than the teacher!
Mark Lacy
Teacher, AG Wright
Active learning means that the students are engaged - listening, asking questions, showing curiosity, leading the discussion, and going on to further their understanding on their own.
Rachel Widgren
Owner/Head Teacher, Kishami Academy
Students are engaged in hands-on learning. They are creating and not consuming. The teacher is supporting, not in charge of the learning.
Deann Poleon
Technology Integrator, Lake Shore CSD