Education Leadership for Innovation and Creativity
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Ollie Bray's presention at the Scottish Centre for Studies in School Administration (SCSSA) Annual School Leadership Conference 2010.
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Education Leadership for Innovation and Creativity
- 1. Opening up Learning Leadership for Innovation and Creativity Ollie Bray 21st May 2010 www.ltscotland.org.uk
- 4. Change?
- 7. What have I learned…
- 8. What have I learned… today? this week? this month?
- 9. What have I learned… today? this week? this month? Who have I told?
- 11. Link
- 15. What have I learned… today? this week? this month? Who have I told?
- 16. We can not innovate and be creative alone…
- 17. Creativity and innovation need audience.
- 21. World Wide Wall Display
- 22. edubuzz.org
- 23. edubuzz.org
- 24. wikipedia.org
- 27. How has technology changed the way we work and play?
- 28. Impact? Inventions that have changed the world
- 29. The history of communication?
- 30. The history of communication?
- 31. The history of communication?
- 32. The history of communication?
- 33. The history of communication?
- 34. The history of communication?
- 36. cc Steve Wheeler, University of Plymouth, 2010 1: The phone app 2: The ‘wearable’
- 37. cc Steve Wheeler, University of Plymouth, 2010
- 43. Impact? Inventions that will change the world
- 62. boundaries
- 64. Always keep an eye on what might come next…
- 65. What will the outcome be?
- 66. What can we learn from enterprise?
- 68. It is OK to reinvent the wheel
- 69. Vs
- 71. Mark Zuckerberg
- 78. 72, 898, 865
- 80. Feels like they are playing real friends Offers ways to express personality Rewards for being part of a sustained experience
- 81. 43 (Female)
- 85. Gavinburn Primary School 1pm 6, 538 km 6am Friday 29th January 2010 Dorothy Dalgliesh School
- 87. Why is the iPod / iPhone so successful?
- 88. Beautiful Personalized Real Shared experience
- 90. TR1 Radio
- 91. $8 Billion Vs 42%
- 92. Sell the experience (the experience in learning)
- 94. Complex problems require innovative solutions…
- 101. Local solutions
- 103. “ Intellectual Property will be the oil of the 21st Century”
- 104. Credit: http://bit.ly/bDPhyX Barriers
- 105. CPD
- 108. "The future is here. It's just not evenly distributed yet.” William Gibson
- 110. The ‘real’ digital divide
- 111. The ‘real’ digital divide
- 112. motivation Gulucan village in West China
- 113. motivation Gulucan village in West China
- 114. motivation Gulucan village in West China
- 115. people?
- 116. “People who are curious about things have a significant advantage” Jesse Schell
- 117. “People who are curious about things have a significant advantage” “How do we make people more curious” Jesse Schell
- 118. Ollie Bray Learning & Teaching Scotland May 2010
Editor's Notes
- As I said earlier though, I don’t believe it is an ‘either/or’ scenario . A recent survey for the National Literacy Trust found that children who blog, text or use social networking websites are more confident about their reading and writing skills.
- …and they realize that there is no need to physically write anything done anymore. How will schools deal with this and have teacher at least though of it…?
- There are a significant number of commercially available titles that have great application for use in the curriculum – educationally valid, and having a significant impact on the engagement of the pupil in their learning.
- Health Warning
- Thank you.