Session Five: Data Visualization and Infographics - Patrick Green
A great way to display data in a way that makes it much easier understand a concept.
Elements of Design:
- Colour
- Font
- Shape
Principals of Design:
- Contrast
- Alignment
- Repetition
- Proximity
Tips and Tricks for Google Draw:
- Zoom into a specific area of your Google Draw by clicking on the Zoom button and drawing a square around where you'd like to zoom
- Put notes/ideas outside the parameters of your Draw so they won't display but are available if you need them - e.g. colour swatches; fonts; images
Session Six: GEG NZ - Fiona Grant & Justine Driver
It was great to support Fiona and Justine introduce GEG NZ. If you haven't joined the GEG NZ Google+ group, you can do so here.
GEG NZ support educators in a number of ways:
- Spotlights
- Smackdowns
- Student Learner summits
- Sparkshop
- Socialising
- Study Groups
Session Seven: Driving change and agendas of innovation forward in your school
Link to resources
Biggest challenges and obstacles towards improved change expressed by leaders at Auckland #edtechteam Summit - change is complex, messy, and variable. pic.twitter.com/ToN6FarpAY— Anthony Speranza (@anthsperanza) April 17, 2018
Ensure parents understand the time and effort we spend keeping them informed - important they understand they are vital to the process
Upskill yourself first using the Google Certifications
Does what you do give the right picture - are you seen as 'so out there' that people won't want to follow? Approach the early adopters first and have them share back. Swing the motivation in your favour. Start from the early adopters - you will need to give the laggers individual attention, but leave these till last.
Start with ideas such as:
- Techie breakies
- Consider how to use staff meetings, PLTs and professional development
- Build expertise in students to be able to assist both students and teachers
Innovation consistently links back to the SAMR model - in order to build staff capacity ensure you forge new habits and embed and guide thinking through:
- have an 'open door'
- be present at key moments
- guide thinking
- influence decisions -
- scaffold the process
Ensure you understand the WHY before the unpack the HOW.
This will provide:- immediate purpose
- which will drive motivation
- which will lead to passion
- which will foster ownership
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