What If?
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This document discusses the concept of "back of the napkin" thinking, which encourages thinking creatively and coming up with new ideas and concepts quickly without overplanning. It contains images and quotes promoting questions like "what if?" and challenging waiting for detailed maps or plans before taking action. The document advocates for big, ambitious ideas and visions that can be realized over various timescales and reach wide audiences through different devices and platforms.
What If?
- 1. Back of the Napkin
- 2. TWO. SIMPLE. WORDS…
- 3. WHAT IF?
- 4. “Please stop waiting for a map.We reward those who draw maps, not those who follow them.”Seth Godin
- 6. Image from AllanKaplan, Flickr Attribution Only
- 7. Image from AllanKaplan, Flickr Attribution Only
- 10. YEAH. BUT.
- 12. Image from The Principals Page
- 13. From Pentagram Design | pentagram.com
- 19. What if?
- 27. What if?
- 28. What is!
- 29. Lens:CommunicationCollaborationCreativityCritical ThinkingCitizenshipGuiding Principle: What does it mean to be well-educated in the 21st Century?TimeCan be done WednesdayCan be done in a week to a monthCan be done in a yearVision:AnywhereAnyoneAny pathAny deviceAny time
- 31. "Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood and probably will themselves not be realized. Make big plans; aim high in hope and work…
- 32. About the presenter: David Jakes has been an educator for 26 years. A former science teacher, Jakes now serves as an Instructional Technology Coordinator for Glenbrook South High School, in Glenview, IL. He can be reached at dsjakes@gmail.com and his presentation resources can be found at jakes.editme.com
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