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String Theory Schools: Redefining Urban Education
Jason Corosanite, co-founder and chief innovation officer of String Theory Schools, shares how their pedagogies challenge conventional assumptions and help kids discover what they love at an early age.
Inside 360: Designing for Innovation + Learning
The newest 360 Magazine explores how the workplace can enhance innovation and learning. Chris Congdon, 360 editor, shares insights behind the newest Innovation and Learning Center in Munich, how to support Agile teams and a materials science breakthrough in seating.
Why the Co-Creator of Scrum Bans Email
Dr. Jeff Sutherland, an original signatory of the Agile Manifesto and inventor and co-creator of Scrum, launched his first Scrum team in 1993. He explains why he bans email, why his team had to change its space, and why Agile and Scrum are still so popular today.
Five Lenses to Spot Great Ideas
David Kidder, CEO of consultancy Bionic as well as a serial entrepreneur, teaches large enterprises how to operationalize a growth mindset. Kidder talks about the “army of entrepreneurs” at Bionic and the five lenses he uses to spot great ideas.
Creative Ways to Help Faculty Embrace Active Learning
Jefferson University is so committed to innovative teaching methods, they’ve given them a new name: Nexus Learning. Hear from Jeff Ashley, director of the Center for Teaching Innovation and Nexus Learning at Jefferson University, about his team’s methods for building a bigger and stronger active learning community on campus.