Every new classroom technology raises the same question: What should change — and what shouldn’t?
That question feels more urgent than ever. Online enrollment keeps climbing. Virtual-teaching assistants powered by generative AI are now a reality. Augmented-reality tools have found a home in welding, engineering, and chemistry courses. And cybersecurity incidents have reminded campus leaders that every new tool comes with new exposure.
Join The Chronicle on Thursday, November 5, at 2 p.m. ET for a candid conversation about the decade ahead. Beth McMurtrie, a senior writer at The Chronicle, will lead a group of experts through realistic scenarios to explore how teaching could evolve, where the guardrails belong, and what makes a college classroom worth showing up for.
You’ll learn:
- What the classroom could plausibly look like in 10 years
- Which elements of teaching and learning shouldn’t change
- How to vet and pilot emerging tech while safeguarding student data
- How leaders can make smart bets now without chasing every trend
Start:
Thu, Nov 5, 2026 11:00 AM PST
End:
Thu, Nov 5, 2026 12:00 PM PST
