What questions would you like to ask current students?

Each year ahead of the ShapingEDU Unconference, we launch a preliminary activity for community members to begin seeding neighborhood working sessions. For this year, we are inviting ShapingEDU you to submit questions that you would like to ask current undergraduate and graduate students, related to the Unconference theme: the Intersection Between Tech and Humanity, and our 10 Actions. A selection of these questions will be addressed in an all-student panel and inspire working sessions to build concrete strategies to shape the future of learning in the digital age.

How can I submit questions?
Between January 9th and February 20th, you are invited to submit questions in the #unconference2020 channel of our Slack workspace or via this form. Questions submitted here will be posted in Slack so that others can build on your suggestions.  Student panelists, working session co-facilitators, and community leaders will review the community’s feedback and work together to select questions for the student panel and working sessions.

(Not in Slack?  Apply to join our workspace: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf19wvkEvD1Fu8o4bpfEktSPAPLYCYOMlrtu2Xl64bG8-fVow/viewform?usp=sf_link)

Example Questions
- What kinds of human support have guided your use of technology and digital tools?
- In what ways is -- or could -- immersive learning be used to support your learning?  What concerns do you have about immersive learning?
- How would you describe your learning needs and your goals?  How well do these align with the support you receive from educators at your institution?
- How do you balance/integrate school, life, work, and other priorities? What should educators know/do in respecting this?
- How can we make higher education a viable option for anyone who wants it?
- In what ways has your learning felt connected to the workforce?