Futures Literacy Laboratories methodology¶
UNESCO, & Futures Literacy and Foresight Section. (2020). Futures Literacy Laboratories methodology.
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- Futures Literacy
- As described in UNESCO (2020) Futures Literacy Laboratories methodology documentation, the UNESCO Futures Literacy Laboratories program, developed under Riel Miller's leadership at UNESCO Paris beginning around 2012, has conducted laboratories in dozens of countries across governmental, educational, community, and organizational contexts.
This sourceDocuments the structured four-phase Laboratory methodology (reveal, reframe, new-questions/rethink, next-steps/integrate) and the program's global deployment; supports the Formal-Example account of the FLL methodology. (Detail check: UNESCO's published phase labels are reveal / reframe / new questions / next steps; the prime's 'rethink / integrate' are accurate paraphrases.)
- As described in UNESCO (2020) Futures Literacy Laboratories methodology documentation, the UNESCO Futures Literacy Laboratories program, developed under Riel Miller's leadership at UNESCO Paris beginning around 2012, has conducted laboratories in dozens of countries across governmental, educational, community, and organizational contexts.
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