10th Annual National Event
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WHY ATTEND
Learning Counsel News Media & Research has been editorializing, surveying and projecting what will happen with schools since 2014. Prior to the pandemic, and accelerating after, our research led to big discoveries in the structure of learning delivery in schools being stuck in similar patterns of time and space use for the past two hundred years, or optionally largely online with little human interaction. Continuing thought leadership in the arena of how hybrid schools could use commercial advanced logistics and A.I. to shift delivery continues to be a major point of discussion in all events. Helping schools, districts, and the edtech community reorganize towards flexible learning that is highly personalized while retaining its humanity is what will be highlighted to contextualize every part of this virtual event.
AGENDA
10:00-11:00 am 10th Annual Digital Transition Survey Market Briefing & Awards Announcements
See the results and analysis from the 10th Annual Digital Transition Survey. What are American schools spending on technology? What are their important issues, trends, and plans? What elements of strategy are in use? What master schedule flexibilities are offered? What do schools think of A.I.? Which trends are influencing policies and purchases? How is the definition of a teacher changing? What do teacher’s spend the most time on? How are traditional schools stacking up against alternatives? Learn about what all of the trends converging mean for the future of education.
11:00-11:30 am School & District Recognition
Join this hour to hear from top Administrators highlighted by analysts from the survey responses. Expect leadership tips from featured speakers.
Ms. Stacey Buckalew, Director, Digital Transformation, Cobb County School District
Meagan Stanfill, Supervisor of Digital Transformation, Cobb County School District
Diane Tidwell, Director of Digital Learning, Tomball ISD
11:30-12:00 pm School & District Recognition
Join this hour to hear from top Administrators highlighted by analysts from the survey responses. Expect leadership tips from featured speakers.
Dr. Andraé Townsel, Superintendent, Calvert County Public Schools (MD)
Dr. Jeremy S. Owoh, Superintendent, Jacksonville North Pulaski School District (AR)
Dr. Mark Benigni, Superintendent, Meriden Public Schools
Barbara Haeffner, Assistant Superintendent, Meriden Public Schools
12:00-12:45 pm Product Trends Panel – Classroom Tech
Join this hour to hear from companies invited to share news on classroom technologies as part of a holistic analyst discussion.
Craig Justice, Executive Vice President, HoverCam
Tony Zeikle, Senior Vice President of Revenue, Lightspeed Technologies
Dr. Micah Shippee, Director of Education Technology Consulting and Solutions, Samsung
12:45-1:30 pm Product Trends Panel – Innovations
Join this hour to hear from companies invited to share news on new innovations in products as part of a holistic analyst discussion.
Mary Schlegelmilch, Education Advocate, Cisco
Dr. Naim Syed, Chief Education Officer, iQera Inc.
1:30-2:15 pm Product Trends Panel – Digital Curriculum & Systems
Join this hour to hear from companies invited to share news on digital curriculum and software systems as part of a holistic analyst discussion.
Andrew Caldwell, CEO, Shmoop University
Steve Rae, Senior Vice President CL Next, Carnegie Learning
2:15-3:00 pm Predictions Panel – 2024 & Beyond
What do analysts and top administrators see happening in 2024? Join this hour’s conversation to hear predictions for the forthcoming year.
Shaun Shelton, Director of Technology, Jasper County School District (SC)
Dr. Marques Stewart, Executive Director Elementary Schools, Kansas City Kansas Public Schools (KS)
Dr. Ehsan Kattoula, Ph.D., Assistant Superintendent, Accountability Division, Cobb County School District (GA)
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