The document discusses facilitating students' enterprising disposition in a networked society through experiential learning, highlighting the importance of skills, support, and access. It emphasizes the characteristics of being enterprising, including initiative, resourcefulness, and adaptability in the face of change. The presentation also explores teaching methodologies that empower students, positioning them as directors of their learning projects while engaging with real-world enterprise applications.

1. the big ask… Facilitating students develop enterprising disposition in networked society through Student managed experiential learning London presentation 2007

2. Outline of presentation being enterprising emerging net worked society Facilitating students

3. the ‘frontier’ second life teleported hologram – Branson Goggle in the head one Human Brain (RAM) @ 1 cent Gene rich –gene poor

4. economic reality digital divide digital dividends

5. student success in networked society interest + = skills + support access + soft ..enterprise & hard.. technical

6. being enterprising definitions ideas and doing something what might be, not what will be something of value initiative, resourcefulness, determination… difficulty, uncertainty, risk…

7. being enterprising cont. intuition, innovation, inspiration, insight, industry.... the itch! more than entrepreneurialism dealing with change bringing about change

8. networked society culture fraw.org.uk/ehippies civic vote.com new economy onlineaustralia.net.au

9. mechanics net worked society new networked economy digital-power in www connectivity quicker more at once culture civics changing

10. What How Why Networked society All areas of learning Pedagogy Values Using Tech enterprising way to teach Initiative Resourceful Opportunistic Flexible Determined Justice Empowerment Employability Productivity enterprising learning

11. One way of helping students to become enterprising students managing real undertakings students are managing directors of action/project teacher MD of learning

12. schools ‘buy’ enterprise from students using tenders real products/services deliverables resources terms & conditions assessment real rewards

13. Examples tenders e-business e-buying school 2 school e-Learning product

14. examples - civics Gov-on-the-line e-democracy global citizen

15. Cyber Culture shuttle funds better place 2 live digital charity www.freeDonation.com

16. the drift ! human life beyond human control

17. e -nough www.enterprisingeducation.com