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Workshop 2: Innovation in Digital Age EducationACT Education and Training Directorate Leadership Conference 2012
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innovation in digital age educationfrom incremental to breakthrough change
ACT Education and Training Directorate Leadership Conference 2012
embedding innovation as part of strategic processes
http://www.innovationunit.org/resources/next-practice-education-disciplined-approach-innovation
‘next practice’ innovation model
what is next practice?
“In one sense ‘next’ practice is like tomorrow: it is never here. The term is meant, though, to convey the notion of genuinely new approaches rooted in practical understanding.” (Innovation Unit)
“There is a lot of research focused on best practice, but I focus on next practice. Next practice [is]: future-oriented .... about connecting the dots. Next practice is disciplined imagination.” (CK Prahalad, Professor of Business Administration at the University of Michigan)
“Next practices open up new ways of working – are much more likely to come from thoughtful, experienced, self-confident practitioners trying to find new and more effective solutions to intractable problems.” (Improvement and Development Agency UK)
what is next practice?
A way forward for purposeful, disciplined interventions, which nevertheless optimise the scope for professional creativity.
The Next Practice model:• Supports practitioners and gives them the creative space and
incentives they need to be innovative.
• Develops interventions that both release professional imagination, whilst encouraging work that is disciplined and system relevant.
• Assists schools to learn from the resultant innovation and its process characteristics so that these can be taken to scale.
what next practice looks like
The combination of a methodology derived from the available evidence base, with a mobilised group of empowered practitioners motivated by a compelling purpose, supported by a variety of individuals and networks to develop.
what next practice looks like
practitioners already pushing at the boundaries
The Right Group
their ideas spring from immersion in practice: not in
theory or in ideology
have a lively interest in the overall direction of education
take risks can lead others
skilled and self-confident visionary and energetic
http://www.innovationunit.org/resources/next-practice-education-disciplined-approach-innovation
‘next practice’ innovation model
digital learning labsdefining projects that drive innovation
Small groups of staff are invited participate in DLL groups.
Yr 8 Online Project Based Learning Group
DLL meet regularly throughout 2011.
DLL group members are supported to develop skills, pedagogy and to innovate.
DLL share their work at the beginning of Term 4 staff day.
Virtual Learning Group
iPad Field Trial
rethinking institutional structures to support innovation
Participation
Independent Learning
Digital Media Authentic Online
P2P
Learning Teams
no f2f teachingreal-time online communication
flexible work time / assessment times / who participates in learning / where learning happens
students central to problem solving / helping each other, rather
than only relying on teacher
students grouped in cross-class learning teamsteam members support each other
teams participate in p2p assessmentteams collaborate online and f2f once a fortnight
web-based applications
more than collaboratingactively participating towards
learning outcomes
time management teacher as guide and mentor when online
blended learning initiative core features
Amply Youth VoicesParticipatoryLearning
Virtual Learning
Core Features
Choices & Differentiation
21st CenturyLearning
SocialNetworking
Respond to the needs of learners: present choices in the way
content is presented, created, assessed.
Utilise social networking & digital tools to amplify youth
voices & participation.
Support learning beyond classroom & school structures. Promote
inquiry through virtual connections.
Develop digital literacy, critical thinking & 21stC
skills.
Learning based on sharing, creation, interaction,
conversation, communication.
Use social networking features to develop new learning
experiences & place learners at centre of knowledge creation &
exchange.
learning network initiative
Sylvia Guidara
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