The End of Teaching – As We Know It

March 2, 2012 / Innovation Excellence /

This presentation, by Alvaro Gonzalez-Alorda, centers on the future of education. It focuses on how technology and a reconfiguration of approach, one centered on experimentation, will become the method. By looking at key drivers of change and the challenges they will help to overcome, Gonzalez-Alorda puts forth an innovative model for both educators and students at all levels.

Posted in

Innovation Excellence

NEVER MISS ANOTHER NEWSLETTER!

Search

Categories

Tags

Apple Business Models change collaboration Creativity Crowdsourcing culture Customers Design Design Thinking digital Disruptive Innovation education Entrepreneurship failure future Google growth ideas Innovation Innovation Management Innovation Mindset innovative thinking ipad kindle Leadership Management marketing michael graber mobile Most Popular Nook Open Innovation organization Process research Social Media Southern Growth Studio startups Strategy success tablets technology Top 20 Trends

LATEST BLOGS

Carbon neutrality: what is it, how to achieve it and why you should care

By Hubert Day | June 22, 2022

When sustainability is on the agenda, you’re likely to hear many terms mentioned that you may or may not be…

Read More

Is remote working more eco-friendly than commuting?

By Hubert Day | May 31, 2022

Photo by NordWood Themes on Unsplash Working remotely became a part of everyday life for many people all over the…

Read More

No Comments

  1. Alvaro Gonzalez-Alorda on March 3, 2012 at 1:42 pm

    Hi Braden!
    Thanks for sharing the presentation through your network.
    It would be great to have the chance to meet offline to talk about innovation.
    Best regards from Madrid (Spain).
    Alvaro
    @agalorda

    Reply

Leave a Comment