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Shay Wright keynote Google doc in the group uLearn discussion group
Shay Wright (Te Rarawa, Ngā Ruahine, Ngāti Ruanui) is the co-founder of Te Whare Hukahuka and the first keynote speaker for uLearn19. His work and aspirations fit perfectly with the conference theme, Kirirarautanga / Citizenship, which he will expand upon as the first keynote speaker a...Tags: Shay, Wright, uLearn19, opening, keynote, crowd, sourced, google, doc, notes
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uLearn19 keynote blogs and Google docs in the group uLearn discussion group
Here'll you find a quick access to the shared Google docs for keynotes uLearn19. Feel free to add your own notes to these crowd-sourced resources and share with others: Shay Wright Keynote: Shay Wright - Building actively engaged citizens - global thinkers, ...Tags: uLearn19, Shay, Wright, Dominic, Liechti, Sally-Ann, Williams, keynotes, crowd, sourced, google, docs, notes
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Dominic Liechti keynote Google doc in the group uLearn discussion group
Dominic Liechti develops worldwide education strategy at Apple. Before joining Apple he had a direct role in the vision, design, and launch of innovative education products while managing corporate and business strategy for public schools, international schools and startups. With extensive knowle...Tags: Dominic, Liechti, uLearn19, opening, keynote, crowd, sourced, google, doc, notes
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Keynote: Mike Walsh - Preparing the next generation for the algorithmic age in the group uLearn discussion group
What does the future mean to the education industry? Futurists tend to get a bad wrap because they often make technological predictions. Mike Walsh argues that successfully predicting the future is more about paying attention to people, not the technology in their lives. While in Ja...Tags: mike, walsh, keynote, blog, notes
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