Black Swan Thinking Project Stage 1
The End of Fairytales
Black Swan Thinking Project Stage 1
with Innovator in Residence Ruben Puentedura
When the unexpected happens, how does one go about thinking about what could not be foreseen as though one had known about it all along? Why are bathtubs more interesting than showers, bars more relevant than banks, and gossips more powerful than priests when doing so? In this three-part series, we will look at these topics and much more, with an eye to developing a hands-on approach to Black Swan thinking, planning, understanding, and action.
These ShapingEDU LIVE sessions will be recorded and available to view for free. You are welcome to attend individual sessions, or all three for maximum Black Swan thinking and fun (each session in this series builds on the previous ones). Read more about The Black Swan Thinking Project in Ruben's blog post here.
The Virtual Sessions:
I. Why The Little Dutch Boy Was The Little Doomed Boy
Friday October 23, 8-9:30a.m. Pacific Daylight Time (Arizona Time, GMT-7)
II. How The Leopard Didn’t Get Its Spots
Wednesday November 18 3-4:30p.m. Mountain Standard Time (Arizona Time, GMT-7)
III. Who Framed The Narrative Of Cock Robin?
Wednesday December 16 9-10:30a.m. Mountain Standard Time (Arizona Time, GMT-7)