Abstract
Schools implementing innovative learning environments (ILEs) face many challenges, including the need to discard previously cherished practices and behaviours, adjust mindsets, and invent successful new ways of operating. Leaders can support these processes by implementing structures that: i) support ongoing, distributed, participatory innovation; and ii) promote the widespread diffusion of these innovations. This article will argue that innovative learning environments provide unique opportunities to accelerate the generation and diffusion of innovation, particularly through high levels of observability and trialability of ideas; effective communication channels; and supportive social systems. In short, successful open, collaborative learning environment s requi re serial innovation and rapid diffusion of innovation, but they als o provi de the conditions to support both of these processes .
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