BECOME A LEADER … enhance your reputation and increase student performance, creativity, learning, and engagement.
The education paradigm is changing. Be ahead of the curve. This event will show you how!
Educational institutions are responsible for training students to develop the skills to participate successfully in today’s information and technology biased economy. What steps will you take to introduce 21st- Century literacies into your curriculum?
Take away strategies that will create engaged classrooms and secure faculty buy-in. Source best practices on technology adoption to support student innovation, creativity, and collaboration. Benefit from exciting success stories on the deployment, use and outcomes of mobile, blended and game-based learning initiatives. Co-develop with your peers the roadmaps that will integrate technology with pedagogy and andragogy to provide real learning benefits.
If you are involved in any aspect of curriculum development, learning technology or support, don’t miss this exclusive eventYour next step towards advancing learning outcomes – THIS CONFERENCE!
Source best practices from these 15 international education leaders:
- The Master’s Academy (Orlando)
- Lower Canada College
- Marymount School of New York (New York)
- Ontario College of Teachers
- Trillium Lakelands District School Board
- Upper Grand District School Board
- Sheridan College
- Grand Erie District School Board
- District School Board of Niagara
- Mohawk College
- Quest to Learn (New York)
- Byron High School (Minneapolis)
- Richard S. Fowler Catholic High School (AB)
- Durham University (Durham, UK)
- Canadian Education Association
Hear from inspiring leaders and take away these 10 KEY BENEFITS:
- Create anytime anywhere learning environments with blended learning
- Develop student-centered learning opportunities with mobile learning technologies
- Adopt innovative pedagogies with game-based learning models
- Invest in technologies that support student creativity, innovation and performance
- Integrate proven educational technology tools for better learning outcomes
- Source strategies to secure buy-in across faculty members
- Leverage the power of social media in a secure and professional manner
- Enable learning, conversation and collaboration time with a flipped classroom
- Support curriculum goals with ICT tools
- Push the boundaries of education and redefine outdated learning models
Take away 7 ADDITIONAL benefits from this exclusive event:
- Q&A after every session – get your questions answered on the spot!
- 11 exclusive case studies with peer best practices
- 15+ inspirational speakers
- Five extended networking breaks
- One additional brainstorming session
- Special group discounts
- Complete binder of conference materials
Networking Opportunities
Share experiences and exchange strategies! Take advantage of the year’s best networking opportunity to collaborate with your peers in the field and form valuable connections.
Recent Updates
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23 February 2012, 17.04 Education Technology Summit - List of Speakers
Key Speakers:
Ron Canuel,
Chief Executive Officer,
Canadian Education Association
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23 February 2012, 16.55 Education Technology Summit - Detailed Agenda
Last Update:Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
DAY ONE Tuesday, February 28th, 2012
7:30 AM
Registration |
15 February 2012, 18.56 Education Technology Summit
Sponsors & Partners
Sponsors:
Gold Sponsor:
Adobe works closely with education leaders to deliver software and technologies that support |
Key Speakers
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Ron Canuel,Chief Executive Officer,Canadian Education Association |
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Dr. Michael Salvatori,OCT, Registrar and Chief Executive Officer,Ontario College of Teachers |
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Professor Steve Higgins,Director of Research, School of Education,Durham University (Durham, UK) |
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Vincent Jansen,Director of Information Technology,Lower Canada College |
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Dianna Scates,Superintendent of Information/Communication Technology and Secondary Operations,Trillium Lakelands District School Board |
Summit Venue
Metropolitan Hotel Toronto
108 Chestnut St.
Toronto, ON,
CANADA M5G 1R3
Call toll-free: 1-800-668-6600























