The K12 Technology Summit

The K12 Technology Summit is a private, invitation-only event created specifically for senior-level administrators who are responsible for overseeing the information technology strategy of the nation's leading school districts. This summit was developed with the goal of enabling K12 CIOs to share best practices for supporting the academic mission and meeting the increasing demand on their IT organizations.

The K12 Technology Summit is a discussion driven event; therefore you are a participant at the summit…not just an attendee. Participation in this summit provides senior administrators with the opportunity to discuss and debate the challenges facing their districts in an intimate environment that cannot be found at any other industry events. From high power keynote addresses to intimate round table discussions, our unique summit format provides administrators with the essential knowledge take-away that will justify your precious time away from the office.

TOPICS OF DISCUSSION INCLUDE:

• Successfully Implementing a Cloud Pedagogy Strategy
• Beyond One-to-One Computing: Moving Towards Mobile Learning
• Data-Driven Decision Making as an Ongoing Process
• Maximizing the Benefits of a Virtualized Environment
• Adopting a Shared Services Model
• Creating Collaborative, Distributed Learning Communities
• Improving IT Performance through KPI Modeling
• Determining the Viability of a K12 Disaster Recovery Consortium
• Transitioning to a Converged Network
• Inside the Virtual Learning Lab for STEM Education at BCPS
• Strategic Planning for Enterprise-wide Business Modernization
• Formulating Appropriate Digital Citizenship Policies

Participants

Strong emphasis is placed on maintaining the optimum infrastructure for both the education and business development platforms at our summits. Therefore participants at the K12 Technology Summit are accepted based on strict qualification criteria, ensuring relevancy and suitability. This results in a delegation consisting of senior administrators responsible for directing the technology strategies of their respective districts.

These delegates are able to maximize their time away from the office by personally selecting the conference sessions, think-tanks, panel discussions and business strategy meetings that are relevant to the concerns and challenges that they currently face. This is a unique format where administrators have access to current information, benchmark their initiatives and find solutions to pressing projects and issues all while networking with colleagues and peers at their level.

Benefits for Participants: