TEAM ONE 
LEARNING 
Ravi Akula, Graham Huber, Nina Krook, Reid Langille, Sarah Lever
SITUATION
THEN NOW 
500 BC 2013
FUTURE OF EDUCATION
MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE COURSES
DISCOVERY
PERSONA 
JENNIFER 
WOODS 
19, Student 
• Psychology student at University of 
Toronto 
• Struggling to make new friends in large 
lecture-style classrooms 
• Feels lost in academics and career path 
with little guidance 
• Misses the sense of community she had 
in high school 
• Always has her laptop and smartphone 
with her, which she uses for school, but 
gets distracted by Facebook, YouTube, 
music, texting and shopping 
• Easily distracted when working by 
herself, but not with friends 
• Motivates her to see her peers focused 
and achieving 
• Tries to eat healthy and go to the gym, 
but it doesn’t plan ahead 
HER UNMET NEEDS 
Social interaction 
Feedback & validation 
Self management 
“I learn better when I connect with people. Learning used to give me a sense of achievement, 
but now I am confused and unsure of the direction I’m going in. I fear that I’m being left behind.”
EXPERIENCE MAP 
WAKE UP 
EAT BREAKFAST 
DO SCHOOL WORK 
GO TO SCHOOL 
GO TO CLASS 
EAT LUNCH 
GO TO LIBRARY 
GO TO CLASS 
VISIT FRIENDS 
GO TO GYM 
GO HOME 
EAT DINNER 
DO SCHOOL WORK 
GO TO BED 
MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING 
P 
O 
E 
M 
S 
Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Self 
Phone Computer Phone Computer Phone 
Home Transit School Out School Home 
News Study Schedule Notes Fun/Social Study Notes Fun/Social Music Fun/Social Study/Notes 
Apps Prof Apps Prof Apps 
Transit
PAIN POINTS 
ENGAGEMENT 
MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION
UNMET NEEDS 
ENGAGEMENT 
MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION 
Social 
Interaction 
Feedback & 
Validation 
Self Management
CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE 
Enhance the knowledge sharing and 
learning experiences of students 
by engaging their passions to 
inspire and invent their future.
AHA MOMENT 
? 
STUDENTS LEARN BETTER TOGETHER
GROUP BASED LEARNING 
ENGAGEMENT 
MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION 
Social 
Interaction 
Feedback & 
Validation 
Self Management 
HOW MIGHT WE FACILITATE GROUP BASED LEARNING 
TO INCREASE ENGAGEMENT, MOTIVATION, AND ORGANIZATION?
OPPORTUNITY 
THE INSPIRATION 
VALUE TO SAP 
THE IDEA 
VALUE TO STUDENTS 
To succeed, students need 
engagement, motivation 
and organization 
Flip the classroom to increase 
social interaction and provide 
tools to support feedback & 
validation, and help with self-management 
An environment that enables 
students to leverage their 
peers in their learning 
experience 
Opportunity to take 
leadership in the significant 
transformation of education
3 2 
1 1 2 
4 
5 
GLOBAL ACCESS 
TO COURSES 
BETWEEN 
HOME & SCHOOL 
3 SMART 
STUDY TABLE 4 ONLINE COURSE 
MANAGEMENT 5 GROUP 
STUDY PACKS
SOLUTION
VIDEO 
22
LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING TO FLY
TYPOLOGY
AVATARS
SWAN 
CHICKADEE 
DOVE 
FLAMINGO 
RAVEN 
PENGUIN 
WOODPECKER 
HEN GOOSE 
SWALLOW 
HUMMINGBIRD 
EAGLE 
PARROT 
DUCK FALCON 
CARDINAL
SOFTWARE APPLICATION
BUSINESS STRATEGY
LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING SYSTEM 
LEARNING SYSTEM 
I. STRATEGY
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
45 
ACADEMIC 
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL
LEARNING SYSTEM
II. VALUE PROPOSITION
VALUE PROPOSITION 
Connecting students with each 
other and their course content 
to learn better together with a 
sustainable business model for 
educational institutions 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 48
VALUE EXCHANGE 
$ 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
49 
SAP 
$ 
Subscription fee 
$ 
Content license fee 
Software license fee 
$ 
Advertising/sponsorship 
Course delivery through AVA 
$ 
Tuition 
Subscription $ 
fee 
Students 
Lecturers 
Pedigree 
Students 
Course material 
Educators 
Students 
Pearson 
MOOCs 
Educational 
Institutions 
Corporate 
Partners 
Course creation input 
Express desired 
teaching objectives, 
provide instructions 
for teaching large 
scale classes 
Scalable software 
platform to sell 
To enable deeper 
student engagement 
Sustainable education 
model for the future 
A viable business 
model for disruptive 
technology like 
MOOCs, mobile, etc. 
Better engagement 
Successful learning 
outcomes, higher 
satisfaction, and more 
social connection 
with peers 
Deliver course content 
Through SAP AVA 
platform 
Access to student 
market 
Through targeted 
promotion placement
LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING SYSTEM 
III. BUSINESS MODEL
BUSINESS MODEL 
PARTNERS KEY ACTIVITIES VALUE PROPOSITION RELATIONSHIPS CUSTOMERS 
KEY RESOURCES DISTRIBUTION 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
52 
COST STRUCTURE REVENUE FLOWS 
• Resources to build and maintain SAP AVA platform 
• Resources to integration SAP AVA with IT ecosystem of 
partners 
• Investment in building relationships with Pearson, 
educational institutions, and MOOCs 
• Share of license fee from educational institutions 
• On-demand subscription usage by students who are not part 
of a paid educational institution partner, but are willing to 
pay to access the licensed content 
• Corporate sponsorship or advertising revenue 
• Big data analysis 
• Build partnerships with 
Pearson, MOOCs, and 
education institutions 
• Build software 
integration with IT and 
cloud storage 
• For students: automatic 
and personalized self-service 
website and 
mobile app 
• For educational 
institutions: co-creation 
of content and systems 
integration 
• For students: learn 
better together by 
enabling group-based 
learning for 
social interaction, 
feedback & 
validation, and 
self-management 
• For educational 
institutions: a 
holistic learning 
platform with a 
sustainable 
business model for 
licensed course 
content 
• Students 
• Educational 
institutions 
• Educators 
• Pearson 
• MOOCs 
• SAP AVA system 
integrators 
• Information 
management architects 
• Software designers & 
developers 
• Online via SAP AVA 
• Offline via flipped 
classroom approach, 
study groups, tutorials, 
and home that SAP AVA 
enables
LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING SYSTEM 
IV. PLATFORM
“ EDUCATION EVERYWHERE ” 
Study groups Course management 
MOOCs 
IN PERSON INFORMATION ONLINE 
Tutorials 
Classes Study packs Videos ebooks 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
55
LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING SYSTEM 
V. IMPLEMENTATION
RISK ASSESSMENT 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
58 
“ If we build it, will they use it? ”
VALIDATION 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
59 
1. Flipped classroom test 
2. Tutorial and course content test 
3. Group study test 
4. Mobile application test
QUICK WINS 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
60 
1. Rapid prototyping of application 
2. Existing academic partnerships 
3. Standardized personality models 
4. HANA platform for software
LEARNING SYSTEM 
CONCLUSION 
STUDENTS LEARN BETTER TOGETHER 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 61
DEMO 
http://myapp.is/ MOBILE APP AVASAP WEBSITE http://automotivedesigner.wix.com/sapava 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 62
THANK YOU! 
QUESTIONS? 
TEAM ONE 
Ravi Akula, Graham Huber, Nina Krook, Reid Langille, Sarah Lever
APPENDIX
ACTIVITY SYSTEM 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
65
BUSINESS MODEL 
PARTNERS KEY ACTIVITIES VALUE PROPOSITION RELATIONSHIPS CUSTOMERS 
KEY RESOURCES DISTRIBUTION 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
66 
COST STRUCTURE REVENUE FLOWS 
• Resources to build and maintain SAP AVA platform 
• Resources to integration SAP AVA with IT ecosystem of 
partners 
• Investment in building relationships with Pearson, 
educational institutions, and MOOCs 
• Share of license fee from educational institutions 
• On-demand subscription usage by students who are not part 
of a paid educational institution partner, but are willing to 
pay to access the licensed content 
• Corporate sponsorship or advertising revenue 
• Big data analysis 
• Build partnerships with 
Pearson, MOOCs, and 
education institutions 
• Build software 
integration with IT and 
cloud storage 
• For students: automatic 
and personalized self-service 
website and 
mobile app 
• For educational 
institutions: co-creation 
of content and systems 
integration 
• For students: learn 
better together by 
enabling group-based 
learning for 
social interaction, 
feedback & 
validation, and 
self-management 
• For educational 
institutions: a 
holistic learning 
platform with a 
sustainable 
business model for 
licensed course 
content 
• Students 
• Educational 
institutions 
• Educators 
• Pearson 
• MOOCs 
• SAP AVA system 
integrators 
• Information 
management architects 
• Software designers & 
developers 
• Online via SAP AVA 
• Offline via flipped 
classroom approach, 
study groups, tutorials, 
and home that SAP AVA 
enables
VALUE EXCHANGE 
$ 
$ 
Deliver course content 
Through SAP AVA 
platform $ 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
67 
SAP 
Course creation input 
Express desired 
teaching objectives, 
provide instructions 
for teaching large 
scale classes 
Educators 
Students 
Pearson 
MOOCs 
Educational 
Institutions 
Scalable software 
platform to sell 
To enable deeper 
student engagement 
$ 
Subscription fee 
Content license fee 
Software license fee 
$ 
Advertising/sponsorship 
Corporate 
Partners 
Sustainable education 
model for the future 
A viable business 
model for disruptive 
technology like 
MOOCs, mobile, etc. 
Better engagement 
Successful learning 
outcomes, higher 
satisfaction, and more 
social connection 
with peers 
Course delivery through AVA 
Tuition 
Subscription $ 
fee 
Students 
Lecturers 
Pedigree 
Students 
Course material 
Access to student 
market 
Through targeted 
promotion placement
“ EDUCATION EVERYWHERE ” 
Study groups Course management 
MOOCs 
IN PERSON INFORMATION ONLINE 
Tutorials 
Classes Study packs Videos ebooks 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
68
GROUP BASED LEARNING 
ENGAGEMENT 
MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION 
Social 
Interaction 
Feedback & 
Validation 
Self Management 
HOW MIGHT WE FACILITATE GROUP BASED LEARNING TO 
INCREASE ENGAGEMENT, MOTIVATION, AND ORGANIZATION?
PERSONA 
JENNIFER 
WOODS 
19, Student 
• Psychology student at University of 
Toronto 
• Struggling to make new friends in large 
lecture-style classrooms 
• Feels lost in academics and career path 
with little guidance 
• Misses the sense of community she had 
in high school 
• Always has her laptop and smartphone 
with her, which she uses for school, but 
gets distracted by Facebook, YouTube, 
music, texting and shopping 
• Easily distracted when working by 
herself, but not with friends 
• Motivates her to see her peers focused 
and achieving 
• Tries to eat healthy and go to the gym, 
but it doesn’t plan ahead 
HER UNMET NEEDS 
Social interaction 
Feedback & validation 
Self management 
“I learn better when I connect with people. Learning used to give me a sense of achievement, 
but now I am confused and unsure of the direction I’m going in. I fear that I’m being left behind.”
EXPERIENCE MAP 
WAKE UP 
EAT BREAKFAST 
DO SCHOOL WORK 
GO TO SCHOOL 
GO TO CLASS 
EAT LUNCH 
GO TO LIBRARY 
GO TO CLASS 
VISIT FRIENDS 
GO TO GYM 
GO HOME 
EAT DINNER 
DO SCHOOL WORK 
GO TO BED 
MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING 
P 
O 
E 
M 
S 
Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Self 
Phone Computer Phone Computer Phone 
Home Transit School Out School Home 
News Study Schedule Notes Fun/Social Study Notes Fun/Social Music Fun/Social Study/Notes 
Apps Prof Apps Prof Apps 
Transit
OPPORTUNITY 
THE INSPIRATION 
VALUE TO SAP 
THE IDEA 
VALUE TO STUDENTS 
To succeed, students need 
engagement, motivation 
and organization 
Flip the classroom to increase 
social interaction and provide 
tools to support feedback & 
validation, and help with self-management 
An environment that enables 
students to leverage their 
peers in their learning 
experience 
Opportunity to take 
leadership in the significant 
transformation of education
CONTENT 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
73 
COURSE 
MANAGEMENT 
FLIPPED CLASSROOM 
APPROACH 
GROUP 
STUDY PACKS 
REAL-TIME 
FEEDBACK 
GROUP 
COMMUNICATION 
Streamlined delivery of up-to-date course materials, 
from MOOCs or content partners like Pearson 
Meet other students during classes and tutorials for a 
more hands-on, interactive learning experience 
Track progress and study together with smart course 
packs that adapt to learning needs 
Give and receive instant feedback and real-time 
responses as course progresses 
Streamline communication channels with online 
messaging and group updates
VALUE PROPOSITION 
DESIRE 
BEHAVIOUR 
GOAL 
ACTIVITY 
VALUE 
Connecting students with each other and their course 
content to learn better together 
Better social interaction, feedback and validation, 
and self-management 
Understand each other better, and be inspired to help 
one another toward mutual goals 
Feel better connected, gain a sense of achievement 
and reassurance, and manage time more effectively 
Enhanced engagement through co-creation 
of richer educational experience 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 74
PLATFORM 
EDUCATION 
MOTIVATION 
ORGANIZATION 
ENGAGEMENT 
Feedback & validation 
Social interaction 
Self-management 
Website portal 
Course packs 
Personal 
workspaces 
Class structure 
Supporting 
roles 
Real-time instant 
feedback 
MOOCs 
Flipped 
classrooms 
Scale to different learning levels 
World’s best teaching profs 
Customization of pace & timing 
Facilitation rather than lecturing 
Personalized course curriculum 
Grading system redefined 
Connectivity for all courses 
Partner to provide content 
Anonymous feedback using tech 
Happy and healthy 
student experience
VALUE EXCHANGE 
STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 
77 
CONTENT PARTNERS 
EDUCATIONAL 
INSTITUTIONS 
MOOCs 
EDUCATORS 
STUDENTS 
CORPORATE PARTNERS 
... 
... 
... 
... 
... 
...
AVA Learning System - Project for SAP
AVA Learning System - Project for SAP

AVA Learning System - Project for SAP

  • 1.
    TEAM ONE LEARNING Ravi Akula, Graham Huber, Nina Krook, Reid Langille, Sarah Lever
  • 2.
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    THEN NOW 500BC 2013
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    PERSONA JENNIFER WOODS 19, Student • Psychology student at University of Toronto • Struggling to make new friends in large lecture-style classrooms • Feels lost in academics and career path with little guidance • Misses the sense of community she had in high school • Always has her laptop and smartphone with her, which she uses for school, but gets distracted by Facebook, YouTube, music, texting and shopping • Easily distracted when working by herself, but not with friends • Motivates her to see her peers focused and achieving • Tries to eat healthy and go to the gym, but it doesn’t plan ahead HER UNMET NEEDS Social interaction Feedback & validation Self management “I learn better when I connect with people. Learning used to give me a sense of achievement, but now I am confused and unsure of the direction I’m going in. I fear that I’m being left behind.”
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    EXPERIENCE MAP WAKEUP EAT BREAKFAST DO SCHOOL WORK GO TO SCHOOL GO TO CLASS EAT LUNCH GO TO LIBRARY GO TO CLASS VISIT FRIENDS GO TO GYM GO HOME EAT DINNER DO SCHOOL WORK GO TO BED MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING P O E M S Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Self Phone Computer Phone Computer Phone Home Transit School Out School Home News Study Schedule Notes Fun/Social Study Notes Fun/Social Music Fun/Social Study/Notes Apps Prof Apps Prof Apps Transit
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    PAIN POINTS ENGAGEMENT MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION
  • 14.
    UNMET NEEDS ENGAGEMENT MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION Social Interaction Feedback & Validation Self Management
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    CHALLENGE Enhance theknowledge sharing and learning experiences of students by engaging their passions to inspire and invent their future.
  • 17.
    AHA MOMENT ? STUDENTS LEARN BETTER TOGETHER
  • 18.
    GROUP BASED LEARNING ENGAGEMENT MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION Social Interaction Feedback & Validation Self Management HOW MIGHT WE FACILITATE GROUP BASED LEARNING TO INCREASE ENGAGEMENT, MOTIVATION, AND ORGANIZATION?
  • 19.
    OPPORTUNITY THE INSPIRATION VALUE TO SAP THE IDEA VALUE TO STUDENTS To succeed, students need engagement, motivation and organization Flip the classroom to increase social interaction and provide tools to support feedback & validation, and help with self-management An environment that enables students to leverage their peers in their learning experience Opportunity to take leadership in the significant transformation of education
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    3 2 11 2 4 5 GLOBAL ACCESS TO COURSES BETWEEN HOME & SCHOOL 3 SMART STUDY TABLE 4 ONLINE COURSE MANAGEMENT 5 GROUP STUDY PACKS
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    SWAN CHICKADEE DOVE FLAMINGO RAVEN PENGUIN WOODPECKER HEN GOOSE SWALLOW HUMMINGBIRD EAGLE PARROT DUCK FALCON CARDINAL
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    LEARNING SYSTEM LEARNINGSYSTEM I. STRATEGY
  • 45.
    BEYOND THE CLASSROOM STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 45 ACADEMIC SOCIAL EMOTIONAL
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    VALUE PROPOSITION Connectingstudents with each other and their course content to learn better together with a sustainable business model for educational institutions STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 48
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    VALUE EXCHANGE $ STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 49 SAP $ Subscription fee $ Content license fee Software license fee $ Advertising/sponsorship Course delivery through AVA $ Tuition Subscription $ fee Students Lecturers Pedigree Students Course material Educators Students Pearson MOOCs Educational Institutions Corporate Partners Course creation input Express desired teaching objectives, provide instructions for teaching large scale classes Scalable software platform to sell To enable deeper student engagement Sustainable education model for the future A viable business model for disruptive technology like MOOCs, mobile, etc. Better engagement Successful learning outcomes, higher satisfaction, and more social connection with peers Deliver course content Through SAP AVA platform Access to student market Through targeted promotion placement
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    LEARNING SYSTEM III.BUSINESS MODEL
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    BUSINESS MODEL PARTNERSKEY ACTIVITIES VALUE PROPOSITION RELATIONSHIPS CUSTOMERS KEY RESOURCES DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 52 COST STRUCTURE REVENUE FLOWS • Resources to build and maintain SAP AVA platform • Resources to integration SAP AVA with IT ecosystem of partners • Investment in building relationships with Pearson, educational institutions, and MOOCs • Share of license fee from educational institutions • On-demand subscription usage by students who are not part of a paid educational institution partner, but are willing to pay to access the licensed content • Corporate sponsorship or advertising revenue • Big data analysis • Build partnerships with Pearson, MOOCs, and education institutions • Build software integration with IT and cloud storage • For students: automatic and personalized self-service website and mobile app • For educational institutions: co-creation of content and systems integration • For students: learn better together by enabling group-based learning for social interaction, feedback & validation, and self-management • For educational institutions: a holistic learning platform with a sustainable business model for licensed course content • Students • Educational institutions • Educators • Pearson • MOOCs • SAP AVA system integrators • Information management architects • Software designers & developers • Online via SAP AVA • Offline via flipped classroom approach, study groups, tutorials, and home that SAP AVA enables
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    “ EDUCATION EVERYWHERE” Study groups Course management MOOCs IN PERSON INFORMATION ONLINE Tutorials Classes Study packs Videos ebooks STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 55
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    LEARNING SYSTEM V.IMPLEMENTATION
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    RISK ASSESSMENT STRATEGY▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 58 “ If we build it, will they use it? ”
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    VALIDATION STRATEGY ▸VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 59 1. Flipped classroom test 2. Tutorial and course content test 3. Group study test 4. Mobile application test
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    QUICK WINS STRATEGY▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 60 1. Rapid prototyping of application 2. Existing academic partnerships 3. Standardized personality models 4. HANA platform for software
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    LEARNING SYSTEM CONCLUSION STUDENTS LEARN BETTER TOGETHER STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 61
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    DEMO http://myapp.is/ MOBILEAPP AVASAP WEBSITE http://automotivedesigner.wix.com/sapava STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 62
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    THANK YOU! QUESTIONS? TEAM ONE Ravi Akula, Graham Huber, Nina Krook, Reid Langille, Sarah Lever
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    ACTIVITY SYSTEM STRATEGY▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 65
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    BUSINESS MODEL PARTNERSKEY ACTIVITIES VALUE PROPOSITION RELATIONSHIPS CUSTOMERS KEY RESOURCES DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 66 COST STRUCTURE REVENUE FLOWS • Resources to build and maintain SAP AVA platform • Resources to integration SAP AVA with IT ecosystem of partners • Investment in building relationships with Pearson, educational institutions, and MOOCs • Share of license fee from educational institutions • On-demand subscription usage by students who are not part of a paid educational institution partner, but are willing to pay to access the licensed content • Corporate sponsorship or advertising revenue • Big data analysis • Build partnerships with Pearson, MOOCs, and education institutions • Build software integration with IT and cloud storage • For students: automatic and personalized self-service website and mobile app • For educational institutions: co-creation of content and systems integration • For students: learn better together by enabling group-based learning for social interaction, feedback & validation, and self-management • For educational institutions: a holistic learning platform with a sustainable business model for licensed course content • Students • Educational institutions • Educators • Pearson • MOOCs • SAP AVA system integrators • Information management architects • Software designers & developers • Online via SAP AVA • Offline via flipped classroom approach, study groups, tutorials, and home that SAP AVA enables
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    VALUE EXCHANGE $ $ Deliver course content Through SAP AVA platform $ STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 67 SAP Course creation input Express desired teaching objectives, provide instructions for teaching large scale classes Educators Students Pearson MOOCs Educational Institutions Scalable software platform to sell To enable deeper student engagement $ Subscription fee Content license fee Software license fee $ Advertising/sponsorship Corporate Partners Sustainable education model for the future A viable business model for disruptive technology like MOOCs, mobile, etc. Better engagement Successful learning outcomes, higher satisfaction, and more social connection with peers Course delivery through AVA Tuition Subscription $ fee Students Lecturers Pedigree Students Course material Access to student market Through targeted promotion placement
  • 68.
    “ EDUCATION EVERYWHERE” Study groups Course management MOOCs IN PERSON INFORMATION ONLINE Tutorials Classes Study packs Videos ebooks STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 68
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    GROUP BASED LEARNING ENGAGEMENT MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION Social Interaction Feedback & Validation Self Management HOW MIGHT WE FACILITATE GROUP BASED LEARNING TO INCREASE ENGAGEMENT, MOTIVATION, AND ORGANIZATION?
  • 70.
    PERSONA JENNIFER WOODS 19, Student • Psychology student at University of Toronto • Struggling to make new friends in large lecture-style classrooms • Feels lost in academics and career path with little guidance • Misses the sense of community she had in high school • Always has her laptop and smartphone with her, which she uses for school, but gets distracted by Facebook, YouTube, music, texting and shopping • Easily distracted when working by herself, but not with friends • Motivates her to see her peers focused and achieving • Tries to eat healthy and go to the gym, but it doesn’t plan ahead HER UNMET NEEDS Social interaction Feedback & validation Self management “I learn better when I connect with people. Learning used to give me a sense of achievement, but now I am confused and unsure of the direction I’m going in. I fear that I’m being left behind.”
  • 71.
    EXPERIENCE MAP WAKEUP EAT BREAKFAST DO SCHOOL WORK GO TO SCHOOL GO TO CLASS EAT LUNCH GO TO LIBRARY GO TO CLASS VISIT FRIENDS GO TO GYM GO HOME EAT DINNER DO SCHOOL WORK GO TO BED MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING P O E M S Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Prof Self/Friends Self Phone Computer Phone Computer Phone Home Transit School Out School Home News Study Schedule Notes Fun/Social Study Notes Fun/Social Music Fun/Social Study/Notes Apps Prof Apps Prof Apps Transit
  • 72.
    OPPORTUNITY THE INSPIRATION VALUE TO SAP THE IDEA VALUE TO STUDENTS To succeed, students need engagement, motivation and organization Flip the classroom to increase social interaction and provide tools to support feedback & validation, and help with self-management An environment that enables students to leverage their peers in their learning experience Opportunity to take leadership in the significant transformation of education
  • 73.
    CONTENT STRATEGY ▸VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 73 COURSE MANAGEMENT FLIPPED CLASSROOM APPROACH GROUP STUDY PACKS REAL-TIME FEEDBACK GROUP COMMUNICATION Streamlined delivery of up-to-date course materials, from MOOCs or content partners like Pearson Meet other students during classes and tutorials for a more hands-on, interactive learning experience Track progress and study together with smart course packs that adapt to learning needs Give and receive instant feedback and real-time responses as course progresses Streamline communication channels with online messaging and group updates
  • 74.
    VALUE PROPOSITION DESIRE BEHAVIOUR GOAL ACTIVITY VALUE Connecting students with each other and their course content to learn better together Better social interaction, feedback and validation, and self-management Understand each other better, and be inspired to help one another toward mutual goals Feel better connected, gain a sense of achievement and reassurance, and manage time more effectively Enhanced engagement through co-creation of richer educational experience STRATEGY ▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 74
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    PLATFORM EDUCATION MOTIVATION ORGANIZATION ENGAGEMENT Feedback & validation Social interaction Self-management Website portal Course packs Personal workspaces Class structure Supporting roles Real-time instant feedback MOOCs Flipped classrooms Scale to different learning levels World’s best teaching profs Customization of pace & timing Facilitation rather than lecturing Personalized course curriculum Grading system redefined Connectivity for all courses Partner to provide content Anonymous feedback using tech Happy and healthy student experience
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    VALUE EXCHANGE STRATEGY▸ VALUE PROPOSITION ▸ BUSINESS MODEL ▸ PLATFORM ▸ IMPLEMENTATION ▸ QUESTIONS 77 CONTENT PARTNERS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS MOOCs EDUCATORS STUDENTS CORPORATE PARTNERS ... ... ... ... ... ...