edJEWcon Closing Keynote by Steve Hargadon

1. School 2.0:
Becoming the Lead Learner
Steve Hargadon

8. A growing consensus that
learning models are changing,
that our old models (or
narratives) are
broken.

9. 75 years ago, high school students
graduated knowing perhaps 75% of what
they would ever need to know to be
successful in the workplace, the family,
and the community.
Today, the estimate is that they leave
knowing perhaps 2% of what they will
need to know.
(Adapted Roland Barth)

11. To Your Neighbor:
(60 Seconds)
How do you think our
ideas about education
are going to change?

12. A Tech Shift

A Culture Shift

An Education Shift

13. We're going
through the
biggest
changes in
human culture
in centuries,
maybe ever

14. Orderly View

15. From Halverson & Collins, Rethinking Education in the Age of Technology

16. Realistic View

18. A Tech Shift

A Culture Shift

An Education Shift

19. “We need to educate the
'net generation' differently
not so much because
'they' are different, but
because the world is
different.”
-Dr. Eric Brunsell

20. THE SHIFTS

21. 1A CULTURE OF
INFORMATION

22. Information Everywhere

23. Online Learning

24. “Flipped” Learning

26. Learning any time,
anywhere.
Learning unbundled.

27. “You're Fired!”

28. 2A CULTURE OF
PARTICIPATION

29. How We Get Things Done

30. Web 2.0 is
the framework
for user contributions

32. Participation:
Passive → Active
Consumption → Creation

33. 3A CULTURE OF
CREATION

37. How We Get Things Done

38. How We Get Things Done

41. 4A CULTURE OF
ENGAGEMENT

44. 5A CULTURE OF SHARING

48. 6A MOBILE CULTURE

51. 7A SOCIAL CULTURE

53. How We Connect with Others
The Rise of Social
Networking

54. First came blogs...

55. Then wikis...

56. And then...
Social Networking

57. Most Populous Countries
China - 1,313,973,713
India - 1,095,351,995
Facebook – 1,000,000,000
United States – 300,176,035
Indonesia – 245,452,739
Brazil – 188,078,227
Pakistan - 165,803,560
Bangladesh - 147,365,352
Russia – 142,893,540
Nigeria - 131,859,731
Japan - 127,463,611

58. How many of you?
And what does that
ubiquity mean?

61. Peer PD

63. 8A GLOBAL CULTURE

65. Global
Learning
Networks

68. 9A GRASS-ROOTS
CULTURE

69. TRADITIONAL
Institutional Idea
|
Plan
|
Market
|
Incentivize
|
Participation

70. TRADITIONAL
Institutional Idea
|
Plan
|
Market
|
Incentivize
|
Participation
NEW - SOCIAL
Civic
^
|
Community
^
|
|
Public
^
|
|
Personal

72. 10A LONG-TAIL CULTURE

74. Majority in US Work in
“Small” Businesses:
Entrepreneurship
Self-employment
Freelancing
Microwork

78. THE SHIFTS

79. Honestly, how well are we
preparing students for this
world?

80. Honestly, how prepared are
we for these changes?

81. Education
is changing
and will
continue to
change

82. What is our new
narrative for education?

83. Conversation
Unbundled
Participants
Active
Co-creators
Engagement
Sharing
Mobile
Networked
Global
Grass Roots
Long Tail
→
Narrative Clues
Information
Centralized
Recipients
Passive
Consumers
Compliance
Protecting
Tethered
Isolated
Local
Top Down
Mass Markets
Compliance

84. Help Unleash
Energy & Potential

85. Unleashing Human Energy

86. To Your Neighbor:
(60 Seconds)
A Deep Interest
A Hobby
A Skill
A Talent

88. A Tech Shift

A Culture Shift

An Education Shift

89. How do we help create
and support learners in
these shifts?

91. You, first.

93. Be the
Lead Learner

94. An Action List
For
Lead Learners

95. 1. (Re-)Discover Your Interests

96. 1. (Re-)Discover Your Interests
2. Build Your
Personal Learning Network (PLN)

97. 1. (Re-)Discover Your Interests
2. Build Your
Personal Learning Network (PLN)
3. Start Building a
Personal Web Presence (PWP)

98. 1. (Re-)Discover Your Interests
2. Build Your
Personal Learning Network (PLN)
3. Start Building a
Personal Web Presence (PWP)
4. Become a Part of the
Conversation

99. Thank You!
Steve Hargadon
steve@hargadon.com
stevehargadon.com