A short deck in response to episode 3 of The Innovator's Mindset MOOC #IMMOOC led by @gcouros

The basic ideas surrounding conflict in the ancient world.

Do teachers in your school continue to "push against" the introduction of iPads? I know they do in mine! This deck aims to debunk some of the common myths.

The Fast 5 ... five sites to use in your History classes in 2014.

This deck is based upon a blog post by Ella Frances Sanders. The 11 words are "untranslatable" in English; each conveys a concept unique to the culture of origin. How many can you translate simply by exploring the image?

This deck summarises the leading concepts from two excellent keynote presentations. Tom Barrett and Dean Groom provided delegates with marvellous insights as they spoke of curiosity, risk taking and learning in depth.

A collection of "takeaways" from the 2013 Brisbane EduTECH Conference. This deck includes insights from such well known figures as Daniel Pink, Stephen Heppell, Alan November and Sir Ken Robinson. Created in the latest version of Haiku Deck, this deck has accompanying public notes.

A selection of 12 topics for persuasive writing. Each is based on an "inspirational quote" and is backed up with an appropriate image. All images are from the exceptional Haiku Deck data base. Suitable for Middle School students, especially if linked to a class novel study.

Created with Haiku Deck ... A short deck to remind students of our classroom guidelines. Please feel free to adapt this to your own needs. The quotes on slides 7-10 were crowd sourced from Twitter.

Created with Haiku Deck ... This deck provides guidelines for my students who will be given weekly Innovation time.

Created with Haiku Deck ... my (successful) application to become a Guru!

Created with Haiku Deck. This deck, along with the Ken Robinson speech, will be a PD Presentation to a group of 70+ high school teachers. The aim will be to "provoke" teachers to adopt a new approach to technology integration.