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That’s the question we asked the Xconomists, in order to gain a unique view into the future at a time of
breakneck technological change and increasing economic uncertainty.
Their answers paint a picture of the world that is fascinating, and occasionally, sobering. We invite to you explore them in depth by clicking on the names below, and to download a pdf of highlights from the survey.

David BaltimoreDavid
Baltimore 		John MaraganoreJohn
Maraganore 		Ann Marie SastryAnn Marie
Sastry
Larry BockLarry
Bock		Nathan MyhrvoldNathan
Myhrvold		Len SchlesingerLen
Schlesinger
John Seely BrownJohn
Seely Brown 		Robert NobleRobert
Noble		Drew SenyeiDrew
Senyei
Desh DeshpandeDesh
Deshpande 		Nikesh ParekhNikesh
Parekh		Alfred SpectorAlfred
Spector
Esther DysonEsther
Dyson 		Todd ParkTodd
Park		Lisa SuennenLisa
Suennen
Vinod KhoslaVinod
Khosla 		David PurcellDennis
Purcell		Sebastian ThrunSebastian
Thrun
Robert LangerRobert
Langer 		Ramesh RaoRamesh
Rao		DESIGN SPONSOR
Mixtur
Phil LibinPhil
Libin 		Duane RothDuane
Roth

6 responses to “Xconomist Report: The Future of Education”

  1. Ida Byrd-Hill says:
    January 1, 2013 at 9:15 pm

    How to look for patterns across all disciplines and use that knowledge to determine solvable problems and then how create products in various industries. Endorse my idea of Fluke – the wealth building game of accidental inventions for StartGarden funding at http://startgarden.com/ideas/detail/fluke

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