Technologies in Education Forum 2012

May 22, 2012
Washington, DC

More than 250 high-level education policymakers, industry leaders, technology experts, and gamers gathered at The Gallup Building in Washington, D.C. for The Atlantic’s second annual Technologies in Education Forum on Tuesday, May 22, 2012. The full-day program featured six sessions focusing on emerging policies and cutting-edge technologies available to educators, particularly those teaching science and math.

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HEADLINE REMARKS – Paula Kerger, President and Chief Executive Officer, PBS:

PANEL DISCUSSION – Education and Engagement: Framing the Role Games Will Play in Future Learning:

PANEL DISCUSSION – Stand and Deliver: The Role Teachers Will Play in Game-Based Learning:

PANEL DISCUSSION – How Educational Technology Will Train Future Workers for Next Wave Jobs:

KEYNOTE SPEECH – Tom Kalil, Deputy Director, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and HEADLINE INTERVIEW – Joel Klein, Executive Vice President, News Corporation; Former Chancellor, New York City Department of Education:

Speakers

Sandra Calvert Director Children's Digital Media Center
Pat Harrison President & Chief Executive Officer Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Larry Irving Founder, Internet Innovation Alliance, and President Irving Information Group
Tom Kalil Deputy Director White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Paula Kerger President & Chief Executive Officer PBS
Joel Klein CEO of the Education Division and Executive Vice President, Office of the Chairman News Corporation
Joel Levin Owner and Education Director TeacherGaming LLC
Satish Menon Chief Technology Officer Apollo Group
Jessica Millstone Professor of Instructional Technology Bank Street College of Education
Jeanne Paratore Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction Boston University School of Education
Allyson Peerman President AMD Foundation
Alexander Repenning Founder, AgentSheets Inc. and Computer Science Professor University of Colorado
James Shelton Assistant Deputy Secretary for Innovation and Improvement US Department of Education
Andrea Taylor Director for North America Community Affairs Microsoft Corporation
Robert Torres Senior Program Officer Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Jessie Woolley-Wilson President, CEO, & Chairman of the Board DreamBox Learning

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