From ECTEL2013 keynote presentation by Panagyotis Kampylis
- the more innovative practices are, the more difficult is to scale them up
- innovation ecosystem: there must be dynamical adaptations and adjustments
- innovations are started as top down but must contain bottom-up innovation
- leadership for strategic alignment
- support teachers and teacher autonomy
- support at multiple levels (class, places, levels)
- use technology, but put pedagogy first
- experiential learning
- partnership with industry
- have better definition and assessment for 21st century skills
- ecological framework for innovative scaling
- ecological diversity of innovation fosters scalability