The Learning Futures Network is a network of over 160 schools and non-school organizations working to improve student outcomes through technology and lifelong learning. The network aims to collaborate across education sectors and with businesses to test new teaching approaches. It provides resources for members and opportunities for global connections. Schools in the Innovative Schools Consortium, the peak advisory body, work closely with Curtin University and serve as leaders for the network by accepting guidance for other members. The network hosts events like the Schools Innovation Symposium to promote collaboration and knowledge sharing between members.

1. LEARNING FUTURES: BUILDING DEEP LEARNING
RELATIONSHIPS ACROSS COMMUNITIES
SOUTH EAST METRO NETWORK - MAY 29
KIM FLINTOFF
Learning Futures

2. LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK

3. LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK
The Learning Futures Network is a network of forward-thinking organisations, of both school and non-
schools, whose thought leaders who are working together to:
 Improve outcomes for students and solving the challenges facing a future of life-long learning through powerful
and smart use of learning technologies ;
 Use their collective voice to advance positive change across all sectors of education;
 Collaborate with businesses, community, government, entrepreneurs, researchers, and leading education thinkers
and to advocate, test and assess new future-focussed approaches to teaching and learning
The Learning Futures Network aims to create the social infrastructure, resources and context to develop
more authentic and future-aware processes to support transformation and collaboration across student
learning, school and staff development, and connections between and across higher education, industry,
cultural and community organisations and the public sector.

4. LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK
161 Member Organisations
80+ schools
70+ non-schools
Free membership for all
Access to network resources for all
staff and students.
Global connection opportunities

5. ECOCHALLENGE AUSTRALIA

6. BALANCE OF THE PLANET

7. BALANCE OF THE PLANET

8. GLOBAL CHALLENGE PLATFORM
Several schools have been
trialling the use of the platform
to create engaging learning
experiences.

9. INNOVATIVE SCHOOLS CONSORTIUM
Learning Futures has a tiered engagement approach to engage with schools, cultural, community, and
industry organisations at a number of collaborative levels.
The first level involves the establishment of partnership agreements and arrangements. This level currently
includes our AHEAD program, collaboration agreements with partners, and the Innovative Schools
Consortium (ISC).
Membership of the Innovative Schools Consortium is by invitation to schools demonstrating high levels
of innovation and a commitment to working with closely with Curtin to co-develop teaching and learning
programs centred on creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
These schools of the ISC are also members of the Learning Futures Network and form the peak body and
advisory board to the entire network. Typically ISC schools are those open to accepting leadership and
guidance for others.

10. SCHOOLS INNOVATION SYMPOSIUM

11. INNOVATE WITH YOUR NETWORKS

12. CASE STUDY – XTENDED REALITY

13. DIGITAL DESIGN

14. CASE STUDY – XTENDED REALITY

15. PHASE ONE – FEET ON DECK

16. STUDENTS AS OUR EQUALS

17. DIGITAL DESIGN

18. CASE STUDY – XTENDED REALITY

19. CASE STUDY – XTENDED REALITY

20. CASE STUDY – XTENDED REALITY
Student VR
work from high
school being
used to teach
HASS in
primary school

21. KNOWLEDGE SHARING

22. COLLABORATIVE WRITING AND PUBLICATION

23. LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK
LearningFuturesNetwork.org