Risk taking and innovation seem to go hand in hand.  This point was driven home to me this week because the school at which I teach, Woodward Hill Elementary, was recently asked to share the innovative learning and teaching happening there with a group of educators at our district’s Engaging the Digital Learner Dinner Series workshop.   Neil Stehenson, Delta School District Principal of Innovation and Inquiry, was the keynote speaker discussing inquiry based learning.  We were honoured and excited to attend and share.  This was difficult for me since it was a risk to take to share your work in front of a room of talented and inspiring educators.  The video we shared showcased different ways technology was used to innovate and differentiate learning.  It was an interesting experience putting this video together.  I mentioned at the Dinner Series that at first when I asked to be able to take photos or videos in various classrooms, everyone was hesitant because everyone thought what they were doing was just ordinary.  This idea is echoed in the following video.