Brian KuhnManager of Information ServicesSchool District 43 (Coquitlam)www.sd43.bc.ca Learning Without BoundariesCoquitlam School District 43 – Sep. 23, 2011istockphoto.com # 10467139My Coordinates…http://www.shift2future.comhttp://twitter.com/bkuhnhttp://www.slideshare.net/bkuhnbkuhn@sd43.bc.ca
"In times of change learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists." - Eric Hoffer
Student advocates for diverse sources
3.6 B people on earthFirst computer chess tournament0 (yes zero) personal computers sold0 e-mails sent0 blog posts0 Facebook usersBG (before Google)1970http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1970istockphoto.com # 1563122
Sep. 14, 2011 around 8:17pm6.99 B people on the earth247,656,889 personal computers sold this year600,315 TVs sold today4,436,362 cell phones sold today2,235,474,965 internet users on earth294,777,286,923 e-mail messages sent today3,439,422 blog posts today181,296,322 tweets sent today750,000,000 Facebook users3,039,715,201 Google searches todayhttp://www.worldometers.info/istockphoto.com # 7611212
Connect anywhere!http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=2079663
Devices are small, powerful, and everywhereKindleistockphoto.com # 3654579
Devices are small, powerful, and everywhereInternet… wireless everywhere… just like oxygenbeing connected is not optionaljust like breathing…Kindleistockphoto.com # 3654579
“With the exception of alphabets and number systems, the Net may well be the single most powerfulmind-alteringtechnology that has ever come into general use...istockphoto.com # 4540526…At the very least, it’s the most powerful that has come along since the book.”  The Shallows (kindle 1991)
“Printing gave humanity the written word. The Web makeseveryoneapublisher.Printing enabled the distribution of knowledge. The Web provides a platform fornetworkinghuman minds…istockphoto.com # 4540526…Printing allowed people to know. The Web enables people to collaborateand to learn collectively.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 566)
“Teaching young people how to scrutinize, validate, and put things in context will be among the toughest tasks for educators.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 4390)istockphoto.com # 11819618“the true test of rigor is for students to be able to look at material they’ve never seen before and know what to do with it.” 21st Century Skills (kindle 241)
“The history of the modern world is a history of ideas meeting, mixing, mating and mutating” Rational Optimist (kindle 3806)istockphoto.com # 11819618
“Prosperity, or growth, has been synonymous with moving from self-sufficiency to interdependence” Rational Optimist (kindle 608)istockphoto.com # 6664728“The more knowledge you generate, the more you can generate. And the engine that is driving prosperity in the modern world is the accelerating generation of useful knowledge.”  Rational Optimist (kindle 3466)
“The characteristic feature of a piece of new knowledge, whether practical or esoteric, …istockphoto.com # 6664728…whether technical or social, is that you can give it away and still keep it.” Rational Optimist (kindle 3766)
istockphoto.com # 7946334“if we can foresee that technology is likely to have a highly disruptive impact on our economy in the coming years and decades, then we really need to start thinking about that well in advance.” Lights in the Tunnel (kindle 208)
Who are our students?
What is your vision for how technology enables Personalized Learning?istockphoto.com # 4311434
What does the future hold?“technology is not just advancing gradually: it is accelerating”,The Lights in the Tunnel, Kindle location 227“If you make some very logical, and even conservative, assumptions about where technology is likely to lead in the coming years, much of the conventional wisdom about what the future will look like becomes unsupportable”,The Lights in the Tunnel, Kindle location 222istockphoto.com # 1084313Connect  Share  Learn  Try
Student says critical thinking is key
istockphoto.com # 12275820“If at some point, machines are likely to permanentlytake over a great deal of the work now performed by human beings, then that will be a threat to the very foundation of our economic system. This is not something that will just work itself out. This is something that we need to begin thinking about.” Lights in the Tunnel (kindle 217)
istockphoto.com # 12275820“It’s always very dangerous to use the word ‘impossible’ where technology is concerned.” Lights in the Tunnel (kindle 2193)
http://www.singularity.com
http://www.singularity.com
istockphoto.com # 453710“But because we’re doublingthe rate of progressevery decade, we’ll see the equivalent of a century of progress—at today’s rate—in only twenty-five calendar years.” The Singularity is Near (kindle 442)“Most long-range forecasts of what is technically feasible in future time periods dramatically underestimatethe power of future developments because they are based on what I call the ‘intuitive linear’ view of history rather than the ‘historical exponential’ view.” The Singularity is Near (kindle 429)
How do you think exponential changes in technology will impact learning and teaching?istockphoto.com # 4311434
Learning with Technology Strategy from 2005-6Learning, teaching and leading is enhanced through effective and meaningful use of technologyExemplarsLearningStaffDevelopmentEquitableAccessistockphoto.com # 5373874
my43Internet Services… wikipedia, youtube, google, skype, twitter, del.icio.us, RSS feeds, news, Google Earth, Maps, BCeSIS, research, Facebook (social networking)animationLearningactivitiesAssessment&FeedbackLearningResourcescalculatingvideoDiscussion boardwikimy siteProfessionalpersonalNews / AnnouncementsVirtualClassroomalertsblogwritingblogInformation SharingSchool IntranetDestiny LibraryPublic websitesLeaves, pay, JobswikiSchool Web SiteE-mail, Calendar, ContactsDocument ManagementDistrictIntranetIt is a platform, a digital ecosystem
Log-in once – it knows who you are
Built on Sharepoint, incorporates Office, Outlook – familiar tools
Connect open source, Web 2.0, commercial, custom – imagine…
Integrate HR, Finance, Payroll,… the back-office exposed…istockphoto.com # 5373874Technology Powered Learning + Teaching
istockphoto.com # 13034189Learning Today
istockphoto.com # 11850475Parents and Students can access all recommended, licensed, and free online resources…
istockphoto.com # 11850475Students hand-in assignments electronically, self assess, and receive assessment / feedback from teacherMiddle School Explorations Class
Grade 12 English Assignment
Grade 11 English Student e-Portfolio
Grade 12 English Assignment
Grade 4/5’s Hand-in / Assessment
Middle School Hand-in & Assessment
Middle School Computer Explorations
“Organizations can succeed and even thrive in this new environment by embracing the five principles of wikinomics:…Flickr – langwitches # 4343432434…collaboration, openness, sharing, integrity, and interdependence.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 593)Flickr – langwitches # 4343432956
Student Learning Tools
Personalized Learning
The Future… District – School – Teacher – Student – Parent Web SpacesPublic InternetDistrict Intranetmy43District WebsiteSchool Intranetmy43School WebsiteVirtual Classroomsmy43Teacher WebsiteStudent Spacemy43Parent Spacemy43
What capabilities do you see being required in a digital environment or platform to support Personalized Learning?istockphoto.com # 4311434
Flickr – langwitches # 4211065001“imagine, as a student, that you could not only read about what it is like to be a scientist, an architect, an artist, an entrepreneur, or an engineer, but also collaborate with fellow students in a safe virtual environment to recreate that experience for yourself.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 2907)
Dr. Barab (principle researcher)'s current work involves the research and development of rich learning environments, frequently with the aid of technology, that are designed to assist children in developing their sense of purposeas individuals, as members of their communities, and as knowledgeable citizens of the world.
Student takes us on a quest…
istockphoto.com # 11562895
istockphoto.com # 11562895“The full-immersion visual-auditory virtual-realityenvironments, which will be ubiquitous during the second decade of this century, will hasten the trend toward people living and working wherever they wish.” The Singularity is Near (kindle 1779)
Teacher describes the Open Internet Test
“Answering questions like ‘When was the War of 1812?’ is a useless skill in an always-on Wikipedia world.” Linchpin (kindle 789)“We’ve been trained since first grade to avoid mistakes.” Linchpin (kindle 1108)
Student’s plan for the Open Internet Test
Game Changer Tools
“Late in the 1800s, during the Industrial Revolution, business leaders began complaining about all these rural kids who were pouring into the cities and going to work in our factories. Business leaders said that these kids were no good, and that what they needed was an educational system that would produce "industrial discipline.”  (paraphrase: show up, be on time, follow rules), Alvin Toffler
“How does that system fit into a world where assembly lines have gone away?  It doesn't. The public school system is designed to produce a workforce for an economy that will not be there. And therefore, with all the best intentions in the world, we're stealing the kids' future.”, Alvin Toffler
Designing Moody Middle 2014
Student leads a discussion
Teacher Librarian Included

Learning without boundaries sd43 focus day

  • 1.
    Brian KuhnManager ofInformation ServicesSchool District 43 (Coquitlam)www.sd43.bc.ca Learning Without BoundariesCoquitlam School District 43 – Sep. 23, 2011istockphoto.com # 10467139My Coordinates…http://www.shift2future.comhttp://twitter.com/bkuhnhttp://www.slideshare.net/bkuhnbkuhn@sd43.bc.ca
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    "In times ofchange learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists." - Eric Hoffer
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    Student advocates fordiverse sources
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    3.6 B peopleon earthFirst computer chess tournament0 (yes zero) personal computers sold0 e-mails sent0 blog posts0 Facebook usersBG (before Google)1970http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1970istockphoto.com # 1563122
  • 5.
    Sep. 14, 2011around 8:17pm6.99 B people on the earth247,656,889 personal computers sold this year600,315 TVs sold today4,436,362 cell phones sold today2,235,474,965 internet users on earth294,777,286,923 e-mail messages sent today3,439,422 blog posts today181,296,322 tweets sent today750,000,000 Facebook users3,039,715,201 Google searches todayhttp://www.worldometers.info/istockphoto.com # 7611212
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    Devices are small,powerful, and everywhereKindleistockphoto.com # 3654579
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    Devices are small,powerful, and everywhereInternet… wireless everywhere… just like oxygenbeing connected is not optionaljust like breathing…Kindleistockphoto.com # 3654579
  • 10.
    “With the exceptionof alphabets and number systems, the Net may well be the single most powerfulmind-alteringtechnology that has ever come into general use...istockphoto.com # 4540526…At the very least, it’s the most powerful that has come along since the book.”  The Shallows (kindle 1991)
  • 11.
    “Printing gave humanitythe written word. The Web makeseveryoneapublisher.Printing enabled the distribution of knowledge. The Web provides a platform fornetworkinghuman minds…istockphoto.com # 4540526…Printing allowed people to know. The Web enables people to collaborateand to learn collectively.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 566)
  • 12.
    “Teaching young peoplehow to scrutinize, validate, and put things in context will be among the toughest tasks for educators.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 4390)istockphoto.com # 11819618“the true test of rigor is for students to be able to look at material they’ve never seen before and know what to do with it.” 21st Century Skills (kindle 241)
  • 13.
    “The history ofthe modern world is a history of ideas meeting, mixing, mating and mutating” Rational Optimist (kindle 3806)istockphoto.com # 11819618
  • 14.
    “Prosperity, or growth,has been synonymous with moving from self-sufficiency to interdependence” Rational Optimist (kindle 608)istockphoto.com # 6664728“The more knowledge you generate, the more you can generate. And the engine that is driving prosperity in the modern world is the accelerating generation of useful knowledge.”  Rational Optimist (kindle 3466)
  • 15.
    “The characteristic featureof a piece of new knowledge, whether practical or esoteric, …istockphoto.com # 6664728…whether technical or social, is that you can give it away and still keep it.” Rational Optimist (kindle 3766)
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    istockphoto.com # 7946334“ifwe can foresee that technology is likely to have a highly disruptive impact on our economy in the coming years and decades, then we really need to start thinking about that well in advance.” Lights in the Tunnel (kindle 208)
  • 17.
    Who are ourstudents?
  • 18.
    What is yourvision for how technology enables Personalized Learning?istockphoto.com # 4311434
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    What does thefuture hold?“technology is not just advancing gradually: it is accelerating”,The Lights in the Tunnel, Kindle location 227“If you make some very logical, and even conservative, assumptions about where technology is likely to lead in the coming years, much of the conventional wisdom about what the future will look like becomes unsupportable”,The Lights in the Tunnel, Kindle location 222istockphoto.com # 1084313Connect  Share  Learn  Try
  • 20.
    Student says criticalthinking is key
  • 21.
    istockphoto.com # 12275820“Ifat some point, machines are likely to permanentlytake over a great deal of the work now performed by human beings, then that will be a threat to the very foundation of our economic system. This is not something that will just work itself out. This is something that we need to begin thinking about.” Lights in the Tunnel (kindle 217)
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    istockphoto.com # 12275820“It’salways very dangerous to use the word ‘impossible’ where technology is concerned.” Lights in the Tunnel (kindle 2193)
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    istockphoto.com # 453710“Butbecause we’re doublingthe rate of progressevery decade, we’ll see the equivalent of a century of progress—at today’s rate—in only twenty-five calendar years.” The Singularity is Near (kindle 442)“Most long-range forecasts of what is technically feasible in future time periods dramatically underestimatethe power of future developments because they are based on what I call the ‘intuitive linear’ view of history rather than the ‘historical exponential’ view.” The Singularity is Near (kindle 429)
  • 26.
    How do youthink exponential changes in technology will impact learning and teaching?istockphoto.com # 4311434
  • 27.
    Learning with TechnologyStrategy from 2005-6Learning, teaching and leading is enhanced through effective and meaningful use of technologyExemplarsLearningStaffDevelopmentEquitableAccessistockphoto.com # 5373874
  • 28.
    my43Internet Services… wikipedia,youtube, google, skype, twitter, del.icio.us, RSS feeds, news, Google Earth, Maps, BCeSIS, research, Facebook (social networking)animationLearningactivitiesAssessment&FeedbackLearningResourcescalculatingvideoDiscussion boardwikimy siteProfessionalpersonalNews / AnnouncementsVirtualClassroomalertsblogwritingblogInformation SharingSchool IntranetDestiny LibraryPublic websitesLeaves, pay, JobswikiSchool Web SiteE-mail, Calendar, ContactsDocument ManagementDistrictIntranetIt is a platform, a digital ecosystem
  • 29.
    Log-in once –it knows who you are
  • 30.
    Built on Sharepoint,incorporates Office, Outlook – familiar tools
  • 31.
    Connect open source,Web 2.0, commercial, custom – imagine…
  • 32.
    Integrate HR, Finance,Payroll,… the back-office exposed…istockphoto.com # 5373874Technology Powered Learning + Teaching
  • 33.
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    istockphoto.com # 11850475Parentsand Students can access all recommended, licensed, and free online resources…
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    istockphoto.com # 11850475Studentshand-in assignments electronically, self assess, and receive assessment / feedback from teacherMiddle School Explorations Class
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    Grade 11 EnglishStudent e-Portfolio
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    “Organizations can succeedand even thrive in this new environment by embracing the five principles of wikinomics:…Flickr – langwitches # 4343432434…collaboration, openness, sharing, integrity, and interdependence.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 593)Flickr – langwitches # 4343432956
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    The Future… District– School – Teacher – Student – Parent Web SpacesPublic InternetDistrict Intranetmy43District WebsiteSchool Intranetmy43School WebsiteVirtual Classroomsmy43Teacher WebsiteStudent Spacemy43Parent Spacemy43
  • 50.
    What capabilities doyou see being required in a digital environment or platform to support Personalized Learning?istockphoto.com # 4311434
  • 51.
    Flickr – langwitches# 4211065001“imagine, as a student, that you could not only read about what it is like to be a scientist, an architect, an artist, an entrepreneur, or an engineer, but also collaborate with fellow students in a safe virtual environment to recreate that experience for yourself.” Macrowikinomics (kindle 2907)
  • 52.
    Dr. Barab (principleresearcher)'s current work involves the research and development of rich learning environments, frequently with the aid of technology, that are designed to assist children in developing their sense of purposeas individuals, as members of their communities, and as knowledgeable citizens of the world.
  • 54.
    Student takes uson a quest…
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    istockphoto.com # 11562895“Thefull-immersion visual-auditory virtual-realityenvironments, which will be ubiquitous during the second decade of this century, will hasten the trend toward people living and working wherever they wish.” The Singularity is Near (kindle 1779)
  • 58.
    Teacher describes theOpen Internet Test
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    “Answering questions like‘When was the War of 1812?’ is a useless skill in an always-on Wikipedia world.” Linchpin (kindle 789)“We’ve been trained since first grade to avoid mistakes.” Linchpin (kindle 1108)
  • 60.
    Student’s plan forthe Open Internet Test
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    “Late in the1800s, during the Industrial Revolution, business leaders began complaining about all these rural kids who were pouring into the cities and going to work in our factories. Business leaders said that these kids were no good, and that what they needed was an educational system that would produce "industrial discipline.”  (paraphrase: show up, be on time, follow rules), Alvin Toffler
  • 63.
    “How does thatsystem fit into a world where assembly lines have gone away? It doesn't. The public school system is designed to produce a workforce for an economy that will not be there. And therefore, with all the best intentions in the world, we're stealing the kids' future.”, Alvin Toffler
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    Student leads adiscussion
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    Tyler’s Loving Schoolin 2016Individualized Learning PlansSmall learning communitiesPersonal and team learning spacesLearning Facilitators / coachesCross-curricularProject based3D video and holographic messagingInteractive learning slatesInteractive 3D holographic video chatGlobal learning communitiesNo-touch / multi-touch learning glass surfacesStudent learning teamsSelf-directed learningInterdependent learning
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    What resonated withyou about the ideas found in the 2016 scenario about Tyler with respect to Personalized Learning?istockphoto.com # 4311434
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