An event for K–12 teachers, administrators, boards of education and business and community leaders
The future of education
There is a growing sense of urgency among educators, parents, policy makers and the business community to provide students with skills that will enable them to compete with their peers internationally. These extend beyond the basics, to new knowledge and skills that prepare students for a digital economy. We must better understand the ever-evolving technologies and their impact on learners and learning if we are to give our students the skills they will need to succeed in the 21st century.
FEATURED PRESENTERS
Lisa Dawley, PhD.
Professor and Director, Department of Education Technology at Boise State University
Lisa Dawley is Director of the Department of Education
Technology at Boise State University. She is a former
elementary school teacher, and has worked in teacher
education for over 20 years. Dr. Dawley’s research interests
include social network knowledge construction and K-20
online teacher professional development.
Hall Davidson
Hall Davidson is director of the Discovery Educator
Network. At Golden West College, he teaches a course on
Technology in Education for teacher candidates. A former
classroom teacher, Davidson has taught mathematics on
TV and produced educational PBS series on such topics as
information literacy and the Internet.
FEATURED PRESENTERS
- Bethany and Rich Beaudrie
- Chris Eldred
- Troy Hicks
- Jennie and Bruce Holloday
- Andy Lovik
- Ben Rimes
- Ann Thorpe
- Jim Wenzloff
- Brad Wilson
- Dan Spencer.
STUDENT SHOWCASE
Show the world what learning could be.
Here's your chance to present at our Student Showcase. Design a presentation that showcases how you technology for learning-either in or out of schools.
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