We are pleased to announce that Brad Gustafson, visionary leader and author of “Renegade Leadership“, will join us for our YouTube Live session on Saturday, October 15, at 5pm EST (2pm PST). As always, the session will be recorded so don’t worry if you miss it!
Here is a little bit more more about Brad from his website:
Dr. Brad Gustafson is an elementary principal, author, and speaker. He is committed to rewriting the traditional educational narrative. Brad believes that schools can be spaces where high levels of learning, creativity, and innovation thrive, but only when we prioritize relationships and a relevant, connected pedagogy. His passion for leadership and learning is palpable.
Brad is Minnesota’s 2016 National Distinguished Principal and a 2015 Digital Innovation in Learning Award (DILA) winner. He earned his Doctoral degree at Bethel University where his research focused on innovation and professional development.
Brad is one of the most forward thinking principals I know so you definitely do not want to miss this.
To-Do’s
- Watch last week’s show with Kara Welty (or the redo).
- We encourage all participants to blog a weekly reflection and share a Twitter video (the ones posted have been awesome so far!)
- You can also subscribe to the podcast which has the same information.
- We want to answer your questions on the podcast, so please submit them before Saturday, October 15.
- Finish your blog posts for the week and twitter reflection video by Thursday morning to have a chance to be shared on the immooc.org blog.
Moving Forward
What we are hoping is that people will come up some “culminating” media or presentation to talk about their experience and learning. This can be some type of website, video, media, or anything. The big thing to think about is what will you do moving forward after you have had this experience? We encourage you to do something on your own or with other participants. We do not want to even give examples, because we want to see what you will create.
There are no page number suggestions, lengths, or anything suggested. Just bring your learning together in some manner.
Keep inspiring, keep innovating, and continue to be amazing.
Have an awesome week!
George
