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The CanadianEd Leadership Show: Episode 113 with Rodd Lucier

Dean reunites with retired Ontario educator Rodd Lucier (“the Clever Sheep”) to unpack seminal professional-learning experiences that shaped their work, from early networked learning and the unconference-style Edcon to the creation of Unplugged in 2012. They describe gathering about 30–39 educators from across Canada (and later beyond) to travel from Toronto to an offline retreat at Northern Edge Algonquin, where participants—self-selected, like-minded, and already leading without titles—built relationships, collaborated in small groups, and wrote and published a book in three days using pre-work and story videos. They discuss why the setting, disconnection, shared responsibility, and informal “hallway” time made it transformative yet hard to replicate, note resources like photos, blog reflections, and a facilitation guide, and reflect on today’s fragmented online spaces, AI, robotics, and the enduring need for human connection in education. 00:00 Leaders Before Titles 00:22 Writing A Book Together 01:03 Seminal Learning Moment 03:19 First Meeting At Edcon 05:54 Rodd The Clever Sheep 09:00 Edcon Joy And Tribe 12:13 Unplugged Origins 13:20 Designing The Retreat 17:49 Measuring Long Term Impact 21:26 Shared Moments Matter 21:52 Six String Nation Metaphor 26:25 Facilitation Guide Takeaways 30:26 Allstar Team Professional Learning 38:09 AI Raises Human Stakes 39:08 What He Reads Now 42:33 Advice to Teachers Try Stuff 43:12 London Hidden Gem Nature Walk