1. Strategic Innovation in Education for the 21st Century: ExploringTrends,Technologies & Lots of Possibilities Samer Chidiac Sr. Strategist | International Innovation Expert

2. EVOLVING TRENDS INNOVATIVE TEACHING & 21st CENTURY SKILLS INNOVATION STRATEGY 3. looking back we can start by 4. yesterdays workplace to the skills required by 5. workplace has evolved it is clear that todays 6. but our classrooms have not 7. learning has changed Students learn without us the reality is 8. immersive experiences technology that enables www.kinect.com 9. immersive experiences technology that enables www.kinect.com 10. games and education similarities between 11. Innovative teaching employability doing more with less urgency to drive change personalization digital content revolution transforming education 6 key education trends 12. Devices 1billion smartphones by 2016, 350M of those being used at work; 125M will be tablets People 82% of the world's online population engages in social networking led by students worldwide Cloud 50% of enterprise customers are on the road to cloud, institutions are embracing the trend 13. CONTENT RETHINKING DIGITAL 14. student engagement available for you to drive 15. What does innovative teaching mean to you? 16. Individuals with skills for life and work today Education System Change School Leadership and Culture Innovative Teaching Practices 2009-2012 Innovative Teaching and Learning Research 2012-future From Research to Practice (todays work) 17. Innovative Teaching Practices Personalized Collaborative Knowledge construction Self-regulation Problem Solving 24/7 learning opportunities Global and cultural understanding Skilled communication By educators By students Basic usage vs. higher-level usage Student Centered Pedagogies Extending Learning ICT Integration 18. Learning Activity Design Educator Collaboration Practice and Analysis Students 21st Century skills Innovative Teaching for Students 21st Century Skills 21CLD Professional Development 19. Learning Design: 21C Skills Framework Rubric Key Question Collaboration Are students required to share responsibility and make substantive decisions with other people? Knowledge construction Are students required to build knowledge? Is that knowledge interdisciplinary? Use of ICT for learning Do students use ICT to support knowledge building? Is ICT necessary to that knowledge building? Self-regulation Is the learning activity long-term? Do students plan and assess their own work? Skilled communication Did the student produce extended communication? Was the communication well-developed and organized around a thesis? Real-world problem-solving and innovation Does the learning activity require solving authentic, real-world problems? Are students solutions implemented in the real world? 20. Main requirement is problem- solving? Students are working on a real-world problem? Requires implementation in the real world? NO Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 NO NO YES YES YES Code 1 How it works: Educator Collaboration REAL-WORLD PROBLEM- SOLVING AND INNOVATION (RUBRIC) 21. 21st Century Skills Video 22. INNOVATION STRATEGY FOR YOUR SCHOOL 23. 1 ENVISION WHERE YOU WANT TO BE 24. 2 START SMALL & KEEP GROWING 25. The Glass is Half-Empty? 26. 3 KEEP IT DYNAMIC 27. 21st Century School Students Devices & Tools Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Ideas Ideas Ideas Solutions Solutions BUSINESS STRATEGY Innovative Teaching Methods 28. 21st Century School Students Devices & Tools Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Solutions Solutions Ideas Ideas Ideas Ideas Solutions Solutions BUSINESS STRATEGY Innovative Teaching Methods INNOVATION