We > Me: Using Digital Empathy to Pivot in a Pandemic and Connect with Your Audience
Release Date: 11/11/2020
The Human Advantage in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Designing Schools
Discover the power of the human advantage in the age of AI in this podcast episode! I explore how to harness our uniquely human skills in a world where artificial intelligence, like ChatGPT, is rapidly advancing. Plus, learn about my new framework, SPARK, designed to help you maximize the potential of ChatGPT for growth and success. Tune in for an engaging conversation that will inspire and equip you for the future.
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The AI Revolution: How Four Human Traits Can Help You Thrive in a Tech-Driven World
Designing Schools
In a world where AI is advancing rapidly, it's easy to feel like our jobs and skills are at risk of becoming obsolete. But according to Duncan Wardle, former head of creativity and innovation at Disney, there are four human traits that will give us a competitive edge over machines. In this episode, we explore these four traits - curiosity, creativity, imagination, and intuition - and learn how they can help us succeed in a tech-driven world. Duncan shares insights on why these traits are so valuable and how they will become increasingly important in the years to come. As he points out, these...
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How to Reclaim Your Time with Artificial Intelligence
Designing Schools
In this episode I share a keynote I gave a few weeks ago at a conference titled, "Using Design Thinking and Artificial Intelligence to Reclaim Your Time." Do you want to bring this motivation and optimism to your campus? When we use technology to reduce teacher burnout, and increase impact with learners we all thrive. . Overview: In this episode, educator and researcher Sabba Quidwai shares her insights on the power of design thinking in transforming education. She discusses the importance of empathy, problem-solving, and collaboration in creating cultures of innovation, and offers...
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The Purpose of School in Today's World with AI
Designing Schools
In today's rapidly evolving world, the role and purpose of education are constantly being redefined and reevaluated. With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), the demands of the job market are shifting, and new skills are becoming increasingly valuable. So, what is the purpose of school in this new age? Traditionally, schools have served as places for students to learn fundamental skills and knowledge necessary for success in life, such as reading, writing, and basic arithmetic. However, in the face of advancements in AI, this definition of success is shifting. For example, with...
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Transferring Skills from the Classroom to the Corporate World with Danielle Cevallos
Designing Schools
Transferring Skills from the Classroom to the Corporate World with Danielle Cevallos
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How Coffee, Curiosity and Confidence Led Mokhtar Alkhanshali to Design His Future
Designing Schools
It’s not everyday that I have a guest whose story encompasses elements of design thinking in both their personal and professional lives. In this episode Mokhtar Alkhanshali, whose NYT Bestselling Author Dave Eggers calls “The Monk of Mokha” shares how his curiosity in the origins of coffee allowed him to build a life at the intersection of his passion and purpose. To learn more about Designing Schools click .
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The Risks and Rewards of Artificial Intelligence in Education with Erik Brynjolfsson
Designing Schools
With everyone talking about ChatGPT and the acceleration of AI today's conversation is with economist and author Erik Brynjolfsson on why we should race with the machine not against the machine. He shares why we have to return to a conversation about our values and vision to guide the decisions we make as we reinvent education for what he calls The Second Machine Age. When we step back and assess the risks and rewards of existing and emerging technologies in the context of the needs of our learners we create a culture of innovation built on empathy. Template: Dowload the free...
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Stories, Trust, Innovation, and Recognizing Others Through Social Networking
Designing Schools
Both personal and professional development can be improved through social media. There are many tools that can be used to share stories, ideas, and build relationships. Social media is the perfect medium for boosting creativity and encouraging innovation since it is not restricted by any physical or geographic boundaries. It's a powerful platform for those with innovative ideas to express their thoughts and share experiences. There are a number of strategies one can use on social media that can help to create deeper connections with their followers, create greater awareness of their...
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Align the Science of Research With the Artistry of Classroom Teaching with Jon Corippo
Designing Schools
In the digital age, it’s important to teach students how to use technology as a tool in order to learn and not be left behind. When applied in tandem with design thinking, we can start to teach students how to solve problems in a new and innovative way. Jon Corippo co-founded and developed a series of instructional lesson frames called EduProtocols that are designed to engage students in learning through the 4 C's: 1. Critical thinking 2. Collaboration 3. Communication 4. Creativity EduProtocols were created to address the need for students to engage in deeper learning using...
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Trust, Creativity, Accomplishments, Vision: The Four Pillars of Success
Designing Schools
The four pillars of leadership and social influence are: 1. Building trust 2. Encouraging creativity 3. Recognizing accomplishments 4. Inspiring a collective vision. In order to be a successful leader and have social influence, one must be able to demonstrate these qualities. For example, someone who is creative can come up with new ideas that will help those around them grow; someone who has accomplished a lot can show others what they can do if they work hard enough; someone who inspires others to work together on a common goal is an excellent leader with social influence....
info_outlineFor the past decade Digital Futurist Brian Fanzo has been able to predict future trends with great accuracy. One of these trends is the importance of sharing your story or as Brian says, “Press the Damn Button.” And in 2018 we saw the World Economic Forum identify Leadership and Social Influence as a trending skill.
In this Episode we Discuss:
- What he means by digital empathy and how he used it to pivot during the pandemic
- Strategies to prepare for the ambiguity of tomorrow by preparing today
- Why our challenges are people problems that we need to solve with people
- Why stories and online content should include the process not just the end results
- Why he believes we should have a WE > ME mindset
- The relationship between taking care of ourselves and giving back to other
- The future of virtual events and why we should redefine how we use the word “interactive”
Connect with Brian
To learn more about Brian you can visit his website and I highly recommend you follow him across all platforms where he diversifies his content for Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIN and YouTube. You can learn more from Brian about how to enhance your virtual presentations here.
Connect with Sabba
You can connect with me, Sabba on LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter @AskMsQ or visit my website askmsq.com.