David W. Deeds' presentation for the 2015 Flat Connections Global Projects. Covers the New Media Consortium K-12 Horizon Report: how it's produced and used. Also covers The Tomorrow Teacher: how to prepare educators for making the transition to a new identity.
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Flat Connections Global Projects: NMC Horizon Report
1. NMC Horizon Report &
The Tomorrow Teacher
David Deeds
American School of Guatemala
Flat Connections Global Projects
March 11, 2015
2. Goals
● Discuss Flat Connections Projects
● Discuss the (K-12) Horizon Report
and how it's produced
● Discuss how to use the (K-12)
Horizon Report in your school
● Discuss implementing the
"Tomorrow Teacher” Model
● No DBP, Q&A throughout
3. Introduction
● Now the High School Technology
Integration Coach for the
American School of Guatemala
● Flat Classroom Certified Teacher
● 14 years in education:
8 in HE, 6 in K-12
4. I took students to
a Flat Classroom
Conference in
Beijing and a Flat
Classroom
Workshop in
Mumbai.
6. New Media Consortium
● International community of
educational technology experts
● Practitioners, visionaries, board
and staff, advisory board
members
www.nmc.org/about
8. Advisory Board Members
● Help with report research, on
3rd year for K-12 Horizon Report
● Also an NMC Ambassador
redarchive.nmc.org/publications/
2014-horizon-report-k12
9. K-12 Horizon Report
● 2015’s will be finished by June
● Key trends, significant challenges,
emerging technologies: 5 years
● Collaborative, democratic effort
k12.wiki.nmc.org
10. K-12 Horizon Report
● Primary/secondary research
● Panel starts by reading and
commenting on items, adding too
● Then each idea/issue is ranked
k12.wiki.nmc.org
11. How to Use the Report
● NMC Academy course available
● Examine/explain technologies,
trends, challenges: short-/long-term
● Contact holly.ludgate@nmc.org
academy.nmc.org/courses/
horizon-report-k12
12. How to Use the Report
● Announce publication and
prepare presentation if possible
● Distribute throughout regardless
● Report: can be used to justify
expenditure requests, personnel
or materiel; provides perspective
13. How to Use the Report
● No action plan: report can be
blueprint to get started
● Action plan: report can be used to
adjust and/or verify objectives
● HR Action Plan: How to employ
strategies for solving problems,
making decisions, etc.
14. The Tomorrow Teacher
● Got a better name? Let me know!
● Need to focus on who people are
vs. what people do, a new identity
● HR Trends/Challenges: Rethinking
Roles of Teachers and Schools
● HR’s Ed Tech Predictions
15. The Tomorrow Teacher
● Want to apply change management
principles to redefining roles
● Combination of ISTE Standards
plus checklists of specific skills
● Step-by-step map for attaining
inhouse (and/or other)
certification(s)
16. “
“...a wonderful tool to demonstrate:
‘I am not making this stuff up!’ We
use the report as a framework for a
global perspective on technology in
education and why we are adopting
our current initiative.”
Michael Nagler, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools
Mineola UFSD
Quotation
17. Discussion
● How have you used the HR Report?
How do you plan to use it?
● STEM/STEAM or other program?
● How are you preparing teachers for
the transition?
● What do you think of
the CAG Plan?