The Impact of Emerging Tech
on Higher Education
The Chronicle of Higher Education, HP, Inc. and ACE are partnering to provide you with a half-day immersion into the cross section of technology and higher education.
Join us for a dynamic afternoon which aims to provide leadership in academe with insights into the future of education and first-hand experiences using new technologies.
Friday, March 13, 2020
12:30pm – 5:00pm
12:30pm – 5:00pm
Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina
Ballroom 10 & 11 - Lobby Level
333 W Harbor Dr., San Diego, CA
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Hear from leaders and experts as we explore topics including:
- The road ahead for education technologies and how to keep up with the rapid pace of change
- How to 'robot-proof' a curriculum in the age of automation
- How to incorporate digital literacy into the traditional liberal arts
- How 3D printing will disrupt manufacturing - and academic programs
- What college leaders need to know about the ethics and implications of VR/XR in the classroom
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Friday, March 13, 2020
12:30pm - 5:00pm
ACE 2020
Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina
Ballroom 10 & 11 - Lobby Level
333 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA
The Chronicle of Higher Education, HP, Inc. and the American Council on Education are partnering to provide you with a half-day leadership summit focused on the intersection of technology and higher education.
Join us March 13 for a dynamic afternoon that will provide leadership in academe insights into the future of education and first-hand experiences using new technologies.
Fill out the form to register for the Higher Education Leadership Summit
By submitting this form, I agree to share the information above with HP, Inc. for marketing purposes and acknowledge The Chronicle's privacy policy and HP, Inc's privacy policy.
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Agenda
12:30 pm
Registration and Box Lunch
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1:00 pm
1:00 pm
Welcome Remarks
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1:10 pm
The Futures of Higher Ed
Presentation on how current trends and new technologies may transform colleges.
Moderator: Bryan Alexander, futurist and author of Academia Next
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1:35 pm
1:35 pm
The Shape of Higher Education to Come
Panel discussion about the urgency for change in higher ed.
Moderator: Lee Gardner, senior reporter, The Chronicle
Panelists: Louis Soares, chief learning officer, ACE; Rick Staisloff, founder, rpk GROUP
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2:00 pm
2:00 pm
What's Driving the Next Spike in Economic Growth?
Presentation on the technologies and skills that will drive economic and job growth in the coming decade.
Speaker: Mike Belcher, America’s director of EdTech Innovation, HP Inc.
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2:20 pm
2:20 pm
Keynote: Making Your Curriculum Ready for the Careers of Tomorrow
Panel discussion on the coming automation and the future of work.
Moderator: Scott Carlson, senior writer, The Chronicle
Speaker: Alan Rudolph, vice president of research, Colorado State U.
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3:10 pm
Panelists: Laurie Leshin, president, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Farouk Dey, vice provost of integrative learning and life design at John Hopkins U.
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3:00 pm
3:00 pm
Break
3:10 pm
How Colorado State U. is Revolutionizing Student Experiences with VR/XR
A live demonstration of innovative uses of VR technology in higher education.
Speaker: Alan Rudolph, vice president of research, Colorado State U.
3:35 pm
The Ethics of XR
Panel discussion about the promise and pitfalls of VR/XR in the classroom.
Moderator: Lindsay Ellis, senior reporter, The Chronicle
Panelists: Amitabh Varshney, dean, College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences, U. of Maryland at College Park; Maja Manojilovic, faculty member at U. of California at Los Angeles
4:00 pm
3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing's Impact on Curriculum and Jobs
Panel discussion about opportunities for education to prepare a new generation of engineers, designers, and business leaders who "think in 3D."
Moderator: Camille Caron, director of education and sustainability, HP 3D Print & Manufacturing
Panelists: Lorenzo Valdevit, director, Institute for Design and Manufacturing Innovation, U. of California at Irvine; Wes Kramer, application engineer, HP 3D Print & Digital Manufacturing
4:25 pm
Digital Skills for Today's Students
Panel discussion on making sure students have the digital and data-science skills they now require.
Moderator: Ian Wilhelm, assistant managing editor, The Chronicle
Panelists: Roger French, director of applied data science, Case Western Reserve U.; Jeanne Contardo, managing director, Capital CoLab4:50 pm
Closing Remarks
Questions?
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Agenda
Agenda
12:30 pm
Registration and Lunch
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1:00 pm
1:00 pm
Welcome Remarks
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1:40 pm
Talk: [HP Presentation]
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2:00 pm
2:00 pm
Keynote: Making Your Curriculum 'Robot-proof'
Scott Carlson, The Chronicle
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2:40 pm
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2:40 pm
Interactive Presentation: [VR/XR demonstration]
Lorem Ipsum
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3:10 pm
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3:10 pm
Panel Discussion: The Ethics of XR
Lindsay Ellis, The Chronicle
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3:30 pm
3:30 pm
Talk: HP Discussion about 3D manufacturing
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3:50 pm
Panel Discussion: Digital Skills for Today's Students
Lee Gardner, The Chronicle
3:30 - 3:45 pm
Closing Remarks
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3:45 - 5:30 pm
Reception
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Speakers
Hear from leaders and experts as we explore topics including:
The road ahead for education technologies and how to keep up with the rapid pace of change
How to rethink your curriculum in the age of automation
How to incorporate data science and digital skills into the traditional liberal arts
How to rethink your curriculum in the age of automation
How to incorporate data science and digital skills into the traditional liberal arts
How 3D printing will disrupt manufacturing - and academic programs
What college leaders need to know about the ethics and implications of VR/XR in the classroom
The Impact of Emerging Tech on Higher Education
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The Futures of Higher Ed
Presentation on how current trends and new technologies may transform colleges.
Moderator: Bryan Alexander, futurist and author of Academia Next
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1:35 pm
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The Shape of Higher Education to Come
Panel discussion about the urgency for change in higher ed.
Moderator: Lee Gardner, senior reporter, The Chronicle
Panelists: Louis Soares, chief learning officer, ACE; Rick Staisloff, founder, rpk GROUP
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2:00 pm
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What's Driving the Next Spike in Economic Growth?
Presentation on the technologies and skills that will drive economic and job growth in the coming decade.
Speaker: Mike Belcher, America’s director of EdTech Innovation, HP Inc.
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2:30 pm
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Keynote: Making Your Curriculum Ready for the Careers of Tomorrow
Panel discussion on the coming automation and the future of work.
Moderator: Scott Carlson, senior writer, The Chronicle
Panelists: Laurie Leshin, president, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Farouk Dey, vice provost of integrative learning and life design at Johns Hopkins U.
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3:00 pm
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Break
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3:10 pm
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How Colorado State U. Is Revolutionizing Student Experiences With VR/XR
A live demonstration of innovative uses of VR technology in higher education.
Speaker: Alan Rudolph, vice president of research, Colorado State U.
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3:35 pm
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The Ethics of XR
Panel discussion about the promise and pitfalls of VR/XR in the classroom.
Moderator: Lindsay Ellis, senior reporter, The Chronicle
Panelists: Amitabh Varshney, dean, College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences, U. of Maryland at College Park; Maja Manojilovic, faculty member at U. of California at Los Angeles
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3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing's Impact on Curriculum and Jobs
Panel discussion about opportunities for education to prepare a new generation of engineers, designers, and business leaders who "think in 3D."
Moderator: Camille Caron, director of education and sustainability, HP 3D Print & Manufacturing
Panelists: Lorenzo Valdevit, director, Institute for Design and Manufacturing Innovation, U. of California at Irvine; Wes Kramer, application engineer, HP 3D Print & Digital Manufacturing
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Digital Skills for Today's Students
Panel discussion on making sure students have the digital and data-science skills they now require.
Moderator: Ian Wilhelm, assistant managing editor, The Chronicle
Panelists: Roger French, director of applied data science, Case Western Reserve U.; Jeanne Contardo, managing director, Capital CoLab
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Closing Remarks
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Speakers
Questions?
Ian Wilhelm
Assistant Managing Editor,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Assistant Managing Editor,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Ian Wilhelm
Assistant Managing Editor,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Assistant Managing Editor,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Ian Wilhelm
Assistant Managing Editor,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Assistant Managing Editor,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Lee Gardner
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Lee Gardner
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Lee Gardner
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Lee Gardner
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Senior Reporter,
The Chronicle of Higher Education
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