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- 1. Worldwide ADE Institute 2016 Berlin, Germany
- 2. There are stories beneath our feet. photo by Sharon Drummond Learning Coach for Innovation Lambton Kent District School Board
- 3. The 6 Word Story
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- 7. You don’t need a studio to have a green screen. Gillian Madeley Teacher-Librarian, Literacy Coach & Technology Lead Teacher York Region District School Board
- 8. Collaborative spaces encourage critical thinking, creating, and communicating.
- 9. Sharing apps never gets old.
- 10. Sketching supports teaching and learning. Missi Willmarth-Stec Associate Professor of Nursing University of Cincinnati, US
- 11. EyeEm You needn’t be a photographer to be a photographer.
- 12. Virtual Reality is a reality. Robbie Melton Associate Vice Chancellor of Emerging IoT Technologies Tennessee Board of Regents, US
- 13. It’s true. Everyone can code.
- 14. Bringing Swift Playgrounds into the Classroom Extreme Preso Makeover: Delivering Compelling Presentations Advanced Social Media 201: Extending Your Reach Higher Education Un-poster Session Workshops
- 15. Social Media 201: Extending Your Reach
- 16. Spotlight Sessions Quickstart Digital Sketchnotes for Visualizing Learning Hands on Social Media Concepts The Myth of the Digital Native
- 17. You can’t put toothpaste back in a tube. Kate Maccoll eLearning & Innovation Coordinator St Andrew's Catholic College Queensland, Australia
- 18. Karen Bosch PreK - 8 Technology Instruction Southfield Christian School Michigan, US
- 19. The Human Factor, the very thing that has fostered our survival heretofore, is now yielding consequences that threaten to overwhelm us. At the nexus of art, society and industry, artists are now working together with engineers, technologists and scientists to seek promising solutions. The upshots are concepts and projects that remain unfinished, have not yet fully matured, are still untested, or whose outcome and/or further progress are unknown. Artistic prototypes that seek to answer social, ecological and economic questions. Works that inspire, and that are emblematic of new, unconventional and innovative linkups between art and industry.
- 24. Identify an opportunity worth pursuing or a problem that is worth solving. You will need to explain to others what you want to change, why you want to change it and for whom it will be of benefit.
- 25. Turn the opportunity into a“How might we ... ?”type of question to help frame the opportunity for a variety of potential solutions.
- 26. Identify what might be different as a result of a team collaborating on your project idea.