Agenda
Loews Hotel, Philadelphia, PA
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
8:00–3:00 p.m.
Breakfast
Morning Session [video]
Welcome and Introductions: Don Knezek, ISTE [audio]; Myk Garn, SREB [audio], and Barbara Treacy, EDC's EdTech Leaders Online [audio]
Keynote Presentation: Governor Bob Wise, President, Alliance for Excellent Education, and former Governor of West Virginia
"The Online Learning Imperative" [audio I slides]
Update from the U.S. Department of Education: Kwasi Asare [audio]
Roundtables Overview: Leinda Peterman, EDC/ETLO
Roundtables I: Successful Online Programs
* Subject to change
- A Blended Learning Pilot, Jay Heap and Christina Clayton, GA Department of Education
- Leading a Regional Online Professional Development Program, Aron Sterling, Education Specialist, Fairfax, VA
- Moving Leadership Professional Development Online, Bob Ferrace, Senior Director for Communications and Development, National Association of Secondary School Principals
- A New Program of Online Courses to Develop Reading Strategies, Nancy Quinlan and Kim Michel, Stratford Foundation
- State Policy and Online Learning, Glenn Kleiman, Executive Director, Friday Institute, NC
- Creating and Managing a Digital Asset Repository, Christie Terry, Missouri E-Learning, & Cathie S. Loesing, eMINTS, Missouri
- Virtual Professional Learning Communities, Bob Fortney, KY Department of Education
- Twitter For Learning, David Jakes, Coordinator of Instructional Technology, Glenbrook South High School, Glenview, IL
- Mobile Learning and Other Innovative Technologies for Content Delivery, Julie Evans, Project Tomorrow
- Designing Dynamic Online Courses, April Hayman, Instructional Designer, ISTE, and Kirsten Peterson, EDC/ EdTech Leaders Online
- Diversity in Online and Blended Learning, Cheri Hayes, Alabama Department of Education
- Using Web 2.0 Tools in Online Learning, Linda Carling, Program Director for Teaching and Learning Online, Johns Hopkins University
Roundtables II: Successful Online Programs
* Subject to change
- Transitioning to Online Professional Development, Julia de la Torre, Primary Source
- 2011 Online Learning Trends, Julie Evans, Project Tomorrow
- Implementing Common Core in Online Courses, Burt Granofsky, EDC/EdTech Leaders Online
- Online Learning Research, Susan Lowes, Columbia University
- Effective Online Professional Development Facilitation and Course Management, Anne Chervanka, Nancy Hlevaty, and Eliza Vagni, PA
- Moving Leadership Professional Development Online, Bob Ferrace, Senior Director for Communications and Development, National Association of Secondary School Principals
- A Framework for Systematic Delivery of Online Professional Development, Lynne Meeks, APT, and Donna Landin, WV DOE, E-Learning
- Managing a State Virtual Program, Debi Crabtree, Hamilton County Virtual School, TN
- Strategies for Mobile Learning in Online Professional Development, Alex Dreier, EDC/ EdTech Leaders Online
- Strategies for Blended Learning, Bryan Setser, OpenEd Solutions
- Designing Dynamic Online Courses, April Hayman, ISTE, and Kirsten Peterson, EDC/ETLO
- Flipped Courses Using Online Delivery, Carol Teitelman, Region XIII Service Center, Texas Department of Education
- State Capacity Building for Online Professional Development, Intel Teach Elements and ETLO, Dan Morris
Lunch
Afternoon Session [video]
Panel Presentation: Online, Blended and Personalized Learning
- Allison Powell, Vice President, iNACOL [audio I slides]
- Mary Ann Wolf, CEO, Wolf Ed and Author, Innovate to Educate: System [Re]Design for Personalized Learning: A Report From The 2010 Personalized Learning Symposium [audio I slides]
- Caleb Jones, Student Experience Advocate, FLVS [audio I slides]
- Question and Answer [audio]
Roundtables III: Successful Online Programs
* Subject to change
- From STEM to STEAM to STEAMIE, Mike Gorman, Technology Integration, Southwest Allen County Schools, Fort Wayne, Indiana
- Strategies for Blended Learning, Bryan Setser, OpenEd Solutions
- Managing a State Virtual Program, Debi Crabtree, Hamilton County Virtual School, TN
- Managing Hybrid Classrooms, Mike Caldwell, Academic Director, Idaho Digital Learning Academy
- Twitter for Learning, Anita Harris, Instructional Technology Specialist and ISTE SIGOL vice-president, Richmond, VA
- Expanding Students' Opportunities through Online Learning, Susan Maher, Project Manager, Catholic School Online Consortium, St Michael's Catholic Academy and Laura Sampson, EDC/EDTech Leaders Online
- Evaluation of Online Programs, Talbot Bielefeldt, ISTE
- OER in Credit Recovery and Credit Rescue Courses, Mary Schlegelmilch, Omaha Public Schools
- Designing Dynamic Online Courses, Kathy Heiman, APTV, and Nevin Katz, EDC/EdTech Leaders Online
- Strategies for Mobile Learning in Online Professional Development, Alex Dreier, EdTech Leaders Online
- Build, Buy or Borrow: Finding the Best Curriculum Fit for Your Program, Lisa Gillis, President, Integrated Educational Strategies, Inc.
Wrap Up and Evaluation
For more information, contact Barbara Treacy, ETLO, btreacy@edc.org, Leinda Peterman, ETLO, lpeterman@edc.org, and Myk Garn, SREB, myk.garn@sreb.org