Videos

In this video, Hubert Ham discusses the journey of building an innovative technology program for students. He emphasizes the importance of understanding student needs and finding the right people to champion the program.

This video provides insights on managing multiple projects effectively.

This video discusses the importance of computer science education, particularly for girls in the tech industry. It explores the growth and potential of augmented reality (AR) and its applications in various fields.

ATLIS Annual Conference 2020: Elevating Your Position in Your School Community

The video discusses the prices paid for not building an earlier sense of urgency around technology integration, the percentage of technology used for lower-level learning, and the importance of preparing students for the new information landscape.

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ATLIS 2020 Annual Conference: Doing More with Data. Turn What You Have into Powerful Marketing Messages Your School Can Use.

ATLIS 2020 Annual Conference: Emerging Technology, Removing Barriers to Success

ATLIS 2020 Annual Conference: Managing Data for Strategy and Privacy

Webinar for ADVIS members

In this webinar, Sam Moser of Lowell School, Washington, DC, will explain his process of developing a community of makers in a PK-8, progressive school environment.

Stacy Tippet from the Madera School shares her experience of implementing virtual reality (VR) in the classroom. She discusses the challenges faced, such as space limitations, and highlights the importance of programmatic goals and teacher involvement.

This video discusses the importance of using the word 'settings' instead of 'restrictions' when managing devices in a school environment. It emphasizes the need for technology tools to enhance learning and the interpersonal element of device management.

How to navigate the various conversations internally within your school and externally with your SIS vendor when your school wants to do something within the SIS that is risky or may introduce too much complexity. Conversation leaders Anne Sena, of St.

This webinar discusses the applications and challenges of AI and machine learning in education. It highlights the need for technology directors to address privacy concerns, train students, and have deep conversations with stakeholders.

This video discusses the importance of creating collaborative learning communities in schools. It introduces the concept of adult learning theory and shares best training experiences.

This video discusses change leadership and recommends three books: 'Switch' by Chip and Dan Heath, 'The Culture Code' by Daniel Coyle, and 'The Art of Gathering' by Priya Parker.

Hear planning tips for how to:• Optimize your wifi • Schedule with intention• Connect easily with peers with a little-known LinkedIn trick

Special Guests:CEO of WyebotCEO of Studyo

Join Anne Sena (St. David's School, NC) and ATLIS Pillar Award Winner William Stites (Montclair Kimberley Academy, NJ) as they explore the RACI model (Responsible, Accountable, Consult and Inform).

This video discusses the relevance of design thinking in education and how it is implemented at Roy Moore School. It explains the design thinking process and highlights the importance of developing problem-solving skills.

What can we learn from students’ fascination with Fortnite and other video games?

In this lively discussion about where we are going with the maker movement in independent schools, Kevin Jarrett of Firewalker Consulting and Laura Fleming, author of Worlds of Making, peer into the future by asking, "What is needed for the maker movement to be sustainable as a vehicle for learni

In the second of our leadership interviews with keynote speakers for the Annual Conference, Vinnie Vrotny, Conference Committee Chair, will explore the meaning of human interactions with technology in the digital age with Dr.

Presenters Sarah Ulansey-Tkach and Brian Horton use a "road testing" car analogy to guide technology leaders on how to evaluate Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems.

The video discusses blockchain as a distributed secure database and its applications in education.

Dan McGee of the Laurel School (OH) will offer insights on how to communicate and partner with parents to sustain the initiatives for innovation adopted by your school.

This video discusses the emerging trends in educational technology, specifically focusing on virtual reality (VR). The speaker, Karen McKenzie from Cary Academy, provides an overview of different types of VR technology, their costs, and potential applications in education.

ATLIS Micro-Course with Ally Wenzel, Stevenson School (CA)

Bill Donovan from Cannon School presents a comprehensive system for managing a school's technology lifecycle. He advocates for creating a single, authoritative inventory source to overcome issues like unclear budgeting processes and disparate spreadsheets.

This video discusses the importance of cultivating a maker's mindset in both students and teachers. It emphasizes the value of embracing failure, focusing on the process rather than the end product, and developing a sense of curiosity and problem-solving.

Tim Fish, Chief Innovation Officer at NAIS, shares his thinking on how to unlock learning innovation in schools. What is technology's role and how can tech leaders create opportunities for the kind of structured student agency that is at the heart of innovation?

The Director of Technology at the Kinkaid School talks about how schools have become platforms and utilities as we use more and more electronic resources in education. How does this change our purpose and practice as we look at policies in our communities?

with Jeanie Crowley of the Ethical Culture Fieldston School (NY)

This video discusses the challenges of the onboarding process and the importance of streamlining communications and reducing errors. It also emphasizes the significance of cybersecurity and the implementation of two-factor authentication.