Learning Futures Network

Learning Futures Network

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  LEARNING FUTURES: BUILDINGDEEP LEARNING RELATIONSHIPS ACROSS COMMUNITIES SOUTH EAST METRO NETWORK - MAY 29 KIM FLINTOFF Learning Futures
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  LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK
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  LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK TheLearning Futures Network is a network of forward-thinking organisations, of both school and non- schools, whose thought leaders who are working together to:  Improve outcomes for students and solving the challenges facing a future of life-long learning through powerful and smart use of learning technologies ;  Use their collective voice to advance positive change across all sectors of education;  Collaborate with businesses, community, government, entrepreneurs, researchers, and leading education thinkers and to advocate, test and assess new future-focussed approaches to teaching and learning The Learning Futures Network aims to create the social infrastructure, resources and context to develop more authentic and future-aware processes to support transformation and collaboration across student learning, school and staff development, and connections between and across higher education, industry, cultural and community organisations and the public sector.
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  LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK 161Member Organisations 80+ schools 70+ non-schools Free membership for all Access to network resources for all staff and students. Global connection opportunities
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  ECOCHALLENGE AUSTRALIA
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  BALANCE OF THEPLANET
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  BALANCE OF THEPLANET
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  GLOBAL CHALLENGE PLATFORM Severalschools have been trialling the use of the platform to create engaging learning experiences.
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  INNOVATIVE SCHOOLS CONSORTIUM LearningFutures has a tiered engagement approach to engage with schools, cultural, community, and industry organisations at a number of collaborative levels. The first level involves the establishment of partnership agreements and arrangements. This level currently includes our AHEAD program, collaboration agreements with partners, and the Innovative Schools Consortium (ISC). Membership of the Innovative Schools Consortium is by invitation to schools demonstrating high levels of innovation and a commitment to working with closely with Curtin to co-develop teaching and learning programs centred on creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship. These schools of the ISC are also members of the Learning Futures Network and form the peak body and advisory board to the entire network. Typically ISC schools are those open to accepting leadership and guidance for others.
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  SCHOOLS INNOVATION SYMPOSIUM
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  INNOVATE WITH YOURNETWORKS
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  CASE STUDY –XTENDED REALITY
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  DIGITAL DESIGN
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  CASE STUDY –XTENDED REALITY
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  PHASE ONE –FEET ON DECK
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  STUDENTS AS OUREQUALS
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  DIGITAL DESIGN
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  CASE STUDY –XTENDED REALITY
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  CASE STUDY –XTENDED REALITY
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  CASE STUDY –XTENDED REALITY Student VR work from high school being used to teach HASS in primary school
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  KNOWLEDGE SHARING
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  COLLABORATIVE WRITING ANDPUBLICATION
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  LEARNING FUTURES NETWORK LearningFuturesNetwork.org