What does IFL mean in EDUCATIONAL

The Institute for the Future of Learning (IFL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving education by researching and developing innovative learning technologies, methodologies, and policies.

The IFL focuses on four main areas:

• Future-proofing learning: Developing tools and strategies to prepare students for the rapidly changing world of work and technology.
• Designing for equity: Creating learning environments that provide equal opportunities for all students, regardless of background or circumstances.
• Reinventing assessment: Developing new ways to measure student learning that are more authentic, fair, and actionable.
• Learning sciences: Conducting research to understand how people learn and using this knowledge to improve teaching and learning practices.

The IFL is funded by a combination of government grants, foundation grants, and corporate sponsorships.

There are several ways to get involved with the IFL, including:

• Attending conferences and workshops
• Joining the IFL community online
• Volunteering your time
• Donating to the IFL

The IFL envisions a future where learning is:

• Personalized: Tailored to the individual needs and interests of each learner.
• Lifelong: Continuing throughout a person's life, both formally and informally.
• Equitable: Accessible to all, regardless of background or circumstances.
• Empowering: Giving learners the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to succeed in the world.