CNIE is partnering with 7^th Annual Summit on Education Technology Strategies for Colleges, Universities & K-12 Schools| Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre| 11^th – 12^th April 2017

Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE) is pleased to announce partnership with the 7^th Annual Summit on Education Technology Strategies for Colleges, Universities & K-12 Schools. The event is taking place in Toronto on 11^th and 12^th April 2017. SAVE 20% off the regular registration rate using the VIP code: CNIE20.

When: April 11^th and 12^th, 2017

Where: Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre Hotel

Enhance your education technology strategies and be inspired to improve your learning outcomes at this annual event. As the leading Canadian conference dedicated to Education Technology, this event provides actionable strategies for developing creative and engaged students and highlights the year’s newest and leading-edge innovations.

What’s new this year?

• Specialized tracks, 25+ speakers, 10 Case studies, 25+ Leading Institutions and more
• Virtual Reality and ground breaking perspective from leading researchers
• Gamification and adding game elements to courses and engage students
• Enhancing Faculty Buy-In and Implementing BYOD and 1:1 programs
• Discuss and solve challenging issues regarding Improving Data Security & Ensuring Privacy
• Take away solutions on – Data & Analytics, Social Media, Coding, 3D Printing and Pedagogy

Learn more about who’s speaking at the event: https://goo.gl/DeKO51 and download your copy of the brochure here: https://goo.gl/RJh9lk

Top Speakers

• Patrick Mullane, Executive Director, HBX, Harvard Business School
• Margarida Romero, Associate Professor of Education Technology, Laval University
• Claude Martel, Professor in Educational Technology, Concordia University
• Peter Arthur, Director, Centre for Teaching and Learning, The University of British Columbia Okanagan
• Anjuli Ahooja, Faculty (AP Physics), Microsoft Innovative Expert Educator (MIEE), Appleby College
• Tracy Parish, Education Technology Specialist, Southlake Regional Health Centre
• Mark Carbone, CIO, Waterloo Region District School Board

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