Videos

Learn how Beaver Country Day School is addressing local community challenges through student projects, from adaptive playgrounds to affordable housing, and envisioning the future of urban environments.

Tuesday, September 24

Join us for a laid-back virtual gathering to talk IT this September! This informal meetup is a great opportunity to connect with fellow technologists, share insights, and discuss the latest challenges and innovations in the K-12 tech landscape.

Curious about how you can strengthen your school's IT systems and data protection strategies? Join us for an exclusive informational session where we'll introduce our two comprehensive training programs designed specifically for independent schools:

Join the ATLIS staff as we highlight key resources for the new school year.

Join us for an informative session on how to maximize the benefits of your ATLIS membership! Whether you're a new member or looking to deepen your engagement, this session will provide you with valuable insights into the essential resources and tools ATLIS offers.

Explore the vital role of technology in educational capital projects. Participants will be introduced to design decisions based on the National Education Technology Plan.

Join ATLIS for an engaging discussion on technology policies in schools. In this information meeting, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and share what is working well at their school. We’ll be discussing all tech policies.

In order to increase collaboration and alignment between IT and academic leadership, Punahou School set out to more proactively manage their EdTech ecosystem.

Just as the safety challenges facing schools have evolved, so have the tools and strategies available to them to keep their communities safe. A technology-enabled approach allows your staff and admin to react to situations as they see them developing.

Technology leaders joined from across the nation to share ideas and have questions answered by the group in an interactive ATLIS Meetup of Minds. We discussed what is happening with AI now, what tools schools are using, the current challenges, and what schools are thinking about next.

Are you curious about what’s needed for your E-Rate FY2024 application?

Technology is an essential part of the educational landscape, but it can be challenging to align technology initiatives with strategic goals. In this webinar, we will explore the concept of tech master planning and how it can help independent schools develop a strategic vision for technology.

Is it time to rethink your IT department? This session is intended to discuss the future of the IT department; and whether it is time to rethink how an IT department should be structured in the future.

This program occurred on January 19, 2023

School leaders met up for an informal gathering to discuss how schools are reacting to ChatGPT, including new changes to policy and instructional practices.

This program occurred on December 15, 2022

In June Google announced 30+ new features coming to Chromebooks, Google Workspace for Education & Google Classroom to help educators make learning more personal, including Screencast & cast moderator on Chromebooks, practice sets & add-ons in Classroom.

If you are a seasoned veteran or an unseasoned newcomer, you are a leader in your school. There is a looming leadership gap, and you might have some gaps in your leadership. This session is all about elevating your leadership and helping you understand how and why you lead.

In the midst of the great reshuffle, the landscape of educational leadership is changing and opportunities abound for the next generation of leaders willing to discover, develop, and maximize their leadership skills.

October 6, 2021Sponsored by Veracross

Panel:Curt Lieneck, retired technology director, ATLIS Pillar Award recipientJeff Dayton, Director of Technology, The Madeira School, VAJimmy Cudzilo, Chief Technology Officer, Miami Country Day School, FL

The discussion focuses on the transition from the brand age to the product age in education, specifically in independent schools. The participants explore the impact of dispersion and the rise of online education on traditional educational models.

As we prepare students to be global citizens of the future, we must go beyond digital citizenship to use technology in innovative ways to help students develop empathy for others.

Dr. Aggie Malter, Tye Campbell, Jeff Dayton

Adam Griffin, Adams and Reese LLP

Presenters and attendees from independent schools engage in a detailed conversation about the complexities of data management and retention.

Panelists will share guiding principles for making IT and ed tech decisions during COVID that they plan on carrying into the future.

This video discusses a Google AppScript coding solution for programmatically creating Google Calendar events.