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iCamp July 22-24, 2013

iCamp July 22-24, 2013. iCamp | Who was there?. Principal at MS 381 in Brooklyn H ad never heard the term social innovation before iCamp; now realizes that “everything should go hand in hand,” including ‘community innovation and educational innovation’.

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iCamp July 22-24, 2013

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  1. iCamp July 22-24, 2013

  2. iCamp | Who was there? • Principal at MS 381 in Brooklyn • Had never heard the term social innovation before iCamp; now realizes that “everything should go hand in hand,” including ‘community innovation and educational innovation’. • Impressed with Bryan Boyer and the 4.0 Schools presentation. • Has been a principal for 13 years; iCamp was the first time she’s been able to connect with other founding principals of small schools. Invited Guests 4.0 Schools • Tech coordinator at Phoenix House Academy. • Thought that social innovation was mainly about making the classroom relevant to the real-world and he still thinks so today. To him, it’s all about what happens in the classroom. • Knew that UCD had to do with keeping the end user in mind; today he would add that it’s about empathy, too. • Was very impressed by the unconference. RaheelMohammed Bryan Boyer MarcPrensky Meet Mary Meet Matt

  3. iCamp | What was accomplished?

  4. Gain an understanding of social innovation as a movement and the belief that they are part of that movement. • Acquire new skills and strategies in UCD processes and an appreciation for how the process can help problem-solve iCamp | Our Impact 88% 88% 90% 88% • Make new peer connections and relationships, and build trust in one another as partners in innovation work.

  5. iCamp | In the Campers’ Words… “I think the i in iZone and iCamp can also stand for integrity. I learned to trust myself as an educator.” #iCampNYC “iCamp taught me to really value the students’ voice in the classroom.” “Future-cationresonated with me more than anything else.”

  6. iCamp | Scrapbook NYC Educators learn Kung Fu from Social Innovator and Director of Maslaha, Raheel Mohammed Chapter Title Subtitle iCampers during an Unconference Session iCamp Memories iCamp Spirit! Scavenger Hunt S’Mores and Stories around the Campfire

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