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    1. STUDENT OPENING SESSION Come in and sit with your teams
    2. CULTURAL SCAVENGER HUNT 3:17 – 3:30 pm
    3. VENN DIAGRAMS
      • Compare each of your cultures to that of one of the other students
      • Share the main thing you’ve learned in the backchannel
      similarities differences differences
    4. VENN DIAGRAMS
      • Share your insights in the backchannel
      similarities differences differences
    5. FACILITATOR REFLECTION Digidollars!!!
    6. UNDERSTANDING CULTURE Hofstede’s 5 Cultural Dimensions
    7. #1 - POWER DISTANCE
    8. #2 - INDIVIDUALISM VS. COLLECTIVISM
    9. #3 – MASCULINITY VS. FEMININITY
    10. #4 – UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE
    11. #5 – LONG TERM VS. SHORT TERM
    12. NO “PERFECT” CULTURES Just different cultures
    13. DESIGN WITH CULTURE IN MIND Why you need teachers
    14. BACKCHANNEL John Turner
    15. STUDENT ACTION PROJECT You will change the world!
    16. BRAINSTORMING PHASE Coming up with ideas
    17. THREE PHASES
      • Generation of ideas (Ideation)
      • Analysis
      • Action Planning
    18. OUR “PROBLEM”
      • What would a global collaborative student project that successfully addresses a social issue look like?
        • Brainstorm
        • Analyze
        • Plan
    19. OUR “PROBLEM”
      • What would a global collaborative student project that successfully addresses a social issue look like?
        • Brainstorm
        • Analyze
        • Plan
    20. PHASES OF BRAINSTORMING
      • Select 2 recorders
        • Join the wiki
          • http://www.ideationnation.net
          • http://vflatclassroom.ideationnation.net
      • Get two notebooks
        • One – social issues
        • Two – ideas for how the project would work
    21. RULES OF BRAINSTORMING PHASE 1 - IDEATION
      • Generate as many ideas as possible
      • Don’t judge – DON’T CRITICIZE!
      • Think creatively – BE WILD!
      • Combine & adjust ideas
        • Expand, delete, consolidate, substitute, reverse, make analogies, make problem bigger or smaller
      • Brainstorm Responses
        • Recorders note EVERYTHING
      • Discuss terms that are unclear
      • I’ll give you a 2 minute warning!
      • 3:45 – 4:05
      • GOAL: AS MANY IDEAS AS POSSIBLE!
    22. OUR “PROBLEM”
      • What would a global collaborative student project that successfully addresses a social issue look like?
        • Brainstorm
        • Analyze
        • Plan
    23. 2 – ANALYSIS
      • How will you pick best ideas?
      • What are your criteria for selection?
      • Select three ideas that are your best
        • Outline steps needed to implement
        • List forces (situations, people, events) that work for or against implementation of the events.
      • 4:10 – 4:15
      • Goal: Selection of ONE IDEA that will be your groups focus! Start thinking of a name!
    24. BACKCHANNEL John Turner
    25. WEB 2.0 2 MINUTE TOOL OVERVIEW
      • Ning (Educational Networking) – Paul
      • Wiki – Anne
      • Mindmeister – John
      • Social Bookmarking – Chris
      • Microblogging – Anne
      • Digital Storytelling – Vicki
      • Tagging – Vicki
      • Remember: If you like a presenter, you can give them DigiDollars!!!
    26. OUR “PROBLEM”
      • What would a global collaborative student project that successfully addresses a social issue look like?
        • Brainstorm
        • Analyze
        • Plan – 30 minutes
    27. 3 - PLAN
      • Go to your team wiki page
      • Plan by completing the form
      • Plan your pitch (4:45 – 5:00 pm)
        • Each person should speak about the topic idea
        • Name of project
        • Summarize Project
        • Getting Ready for your pitch tomorrow!
    28. WHAT’S NEXT?
      • Tomorrow:
        • 8:15 – 8:45 Learn about presentations
        • 8:45 – 9:15 Perfect “pitch”
        • 9:15 – 11:15 – Competition Phase 1 –
          • Develop your “pitch” – each team will have 5 minutes to “sell” the idea of their project to educators – small group.
          • Each team member must participate
        • 11:15 – 12:15 – “Pitch” your project to small tables of educators (3 tables – pitch is 5 minutes)
          • May use props, acting, drama, video, computer, anything!
    29. WHAT’S NEXT?
      • Tomorrow:
        • 12:30 – 1:15 – Lunch
        • 1:15 – 2:15 – “Ted Talks” (may get ideas)
        • 2:30 – 3:00 - Compelling video stories – Frank
        • 3:00 – 4:00 – Creation of Final Presentation
        • 4:15 – 5:15 – Student Final Presentations to Leadership Strand
          • 2 large rooms
          • Voting to determine TOP 4
    30. WHEN CAN WE MEET?
      • Some time in session.
      • Meals
      • Hotel (for international participants)
      • Any time we’re NOT in session.
      • Online
        • Chat
        • Skype
        • Ning
        • Work on wiki!!
      • We will leave feedback tonight!
    31. YOU CAN CHANGE THE WORLD This is your time!
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