1) The document summarizes key lessons from Ipadpalooza 2016, including the importance of learning from mistakes, having a willingness to fail, and prioritizing passion over skills. 2) Speakers like Kyle Pace and Amy Burvall emphasized allowing students to fail as part of the learning process and drawing inspiration from creative movements like punk music. 3) Adam Phyall encouraged people to ask "why not?" to drive innovation and be willing to try things even if they fail.

1. What we learned
at
Ipadpalooza 2016

2. day 1
Learn from your mistakes
Be willing to fail (WTF)
Passion > Skill
Ask : why not ?

3. WTF
willingness to fail
Kyle Pace (@kylepace)

4. Kyle Pace (@kylepace)
A recurring theme :
learning from your mistakes!
Kyle Pace (@kylepace) reinterprets the WTF acronym :
WTF = Willingness to fail.
It’s not about being the best but being better then
yesterday.
Without failing there is no learning and allowing
students to fail is an important part of their learning
experience.

5. call me
Amy Burvall (@amyburvall)

6. Amy Burvall (@amyburvall)
Amy Burvall compared education to the original Punk
music movement.
Punk = not just about anarchy, mostly about being
creative and passionate.
They created magazines, music labels… many
resources, just like teachers do.
Passion over skill.

7. Adam Phyall (@askadam3)

8. Adam Phyall (@askadam3)
Adam Phyall (@askadam3) asks :
Why not? This question drives and starts
innovation.
It goes back to WTF : if you don’t try, you won’t
know whether it works.
And if you fail, at least you’ll know the reason.

9. day 2
Keynote: Cathy Hunt

10. Cathy Hunt @art_cathyhunt
stimulate
the
creativity
of
every child

11. Cathy Hunt @art_cathyhunt
Cathy Hunt, a.k.a. @art_cathyhunt, lives and
breathes art in everything she does. In a
moving and inspiring keynote, she shared her
passion for art and for teaching.
We need to stimulate the creativity of
every child, because every child is
different.

12. day 3
Meet Simon Pierro
the iPad Magician

13. wrap up