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Eric Sheninger ICLE Senior Fellow, Principal, Author, Consultant, Learner
The following are resources I mentioned during my presentation and/or support some of the ideas/strategies that were presented. Follow, engage in, and contribute to the conversation on Twitter at anytime using #DigiLead. Email me at anytime [email protected] To get more information on the new, intensive Digital Leadership professional learning offering from ICLE click HERE. Register now for the 2016 Model Schools Conference in Orlando, FL June 26 29 Order your copy of my new book: Uncommon Learning: Creating Schools That Work for Kids (also available on Kindle and as an eBook)
I. Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times (book)
A. Corwin Press (hardcopy) B. eBook (download and read on virtually any device) C. Kindle D. Also available on Apple iBooks
II. TEDx Talk Schools That Work For Kids (video)
III. Videos from my presentation
A. Social Media Revolution 2014 B. Social Media Revolution 2013 C. Take risks Cat video
IV. Digital Leadership: Dynamic combination of mindset, behaviors, and skills that are
employed to change and/or enhance school culture through the assistance of technology. Establishing direction, influencing others, and initiating sustainable change through the access to information to establish relationships in order to anticipate changes pivotal to school success in the future.
A. The Pillars of Digital Leadership 1. Communication meet stakeholders where they are at and get
them the information they want; engage in twoway communications with social media
a. Transforming your school with digital communication (ASCD ED Leadership)
2. Public Relations become the storytellerinchief 3. Branding create a positive brand presence that builds trust,
admiration, and support for the work being done in schools 4. Student engagement and learning create learning culture where
students use realworld tools to do realworld work; allow them to create artifacts of learning to demonstrate conceptual mastery. Focus on pedagogy first, technology second when appropriate.
a. Refer to the trudacot during/after observations b. Rigor/Relevance/Relationships Framework from ICLE c. Engagement does not always equate to learning d. Digital learning prospers with the right culture e. Examples from other schools/districts with low SES
i. St. Paul Schools (AR) ii. Lockport Public Schools (NY) iii. Coachella Valley Unified District (CA) and others iv. Piedmont City School District (AL) v. Alliance for Excellent Education success stories
(2014) and case studies. You can also view these video profiles from across the country
5. Professional growth create a Personal Learning Network (PLN) to learn anytime, from anywhere, and with anyone using social media to connect.
6. Learning spaces and environments design a school that looks, feels, and functions like the realworld
7. Opportunity the more you share about the innovative work taking place in your schools the more opportunities will come your way
V. Forms (feel free to edit as needed and then use)
A. Twitter for Parents B. BYOD policy C. Media waiver D. Grading Philosophy (7 steps)
VI. Innovative Learning (change requires a growth mindset)
A. Independent OpenCourseware (IOCS) B. Makerspace
1. CBS Video C. Students yearn for creativity, NOT tests D. Digital badges to acknowledge informal learning E. Leadership 3.0 (free online learning community at edweb.net) F. Professional Growth Period give teachers autonomy and empower them
to learn G. VHS Collaborative (online courses) H. The Academies @ NMHS I. The Edscape Conference Date and location in 2015 TBD J. VR Quest (3D game design) K. Flipped learning at NMHS (video)
1. Flipped examples L. 3D learning environments at NMHS (video) M. The Lance Awardwinning NMHS student digital newspaper N. New Milford Holocaust Project
VII. Blogs to follow
A. A Principal’s Reflections B. TeachThought C. Edudemic D. Getting Smart E. EdSurge F. Free Technology for Teachers G. Educational Technology and Mobile Learning H. Connected Principals
VIII. Other resources (Pinterest page will take you to the following boards)
A. Digital Leadership B. Personal Learning Networks (PLN’s) C. Web 2.0 Tools For Educators D. Twitter Resources, Apps, and Tools E. Chrome Extensions F. Educational Videos G. iPad Apps For Administrators
H. OpenCourseware I. BYOD J. Common Core K. STEM L. Minecraft M. Digital Citizenship
IX. Books that speak to Digital Leaders
A. Drive by Dan Pink B. Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell C. No Complaining Rule by Jon Gordon D. Multipliers by Liz Wiseman E. Linchpin by Seth Godin F. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
X. Communication and PR Tools
A. Social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+, Vine, Periscope, Pinterest)
B. ZippSlip (a solution to go paperless) C. Mobile app (ours created by Gadget Software using SchoolBuilder) D. Edmodo E. Remind text message updates for free
1. Join the Digital Leadership class to see how it works
XI. Future Ready Schools A. ICLE as your Future Ready partner B. Take the pledge C. Digital Leadership and Future Ready D. Provide relevant Professional Development to become Future Ready
XII. Images from my presentation
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