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Learnlaunch2020 36In X 48In Full Schedule LeeaarrnnLLaauunncchh22002200 ACROSS BOUNDARIES. JANUARY 30 - 31. BOSTON Thursday, January 30, 2020 8:30 am - 9:30 am 304/306 BRuegsiisnterastsio Kne Oynpeontes Edtech CEOs on creating the future of learning Frank Britt, Penn Foster | Jamie Candee, Edmentum | Michael Hansen, Cengage Moderated by John JH Kim, Harvard Business School 9:30 am - 10:00 am Boylston Hallway Break 10:00 am - 10:45 am Concurrent Sessions Investors Speak AI advances in assessment and Too much tech? The future of work: Trends in EdWeek research: Navigating the Pitch competition semifinals learning workforce edtech district buyer journey Room 304/306 Room 309 Room 310 Room 311 Room 312 Room 313 - Rob Lytle, Managing Director, Head - Renee Foster, Former President, Curriculum - Tara Garcia Mathewson, Staff Writer, The - Karen Cator, CEO, Digital Promise (moderator) - Ben Delaney-Winn, General 2gnoMe of Education, EY-Parthenon Associates (moderator) Hechinger Report - David Blake, Executive Chairman, Degreed Manager, Global Sales & Ascend (moderator) - Peter Foltz, Vice President, AI Products and - Lee Rainie, Director, Internet and - Joseph Fuller, Professor, Harvard Business Advertising Product Management, Arist - Jennifer Carolan, Co-founder and Solutions, Pearson Technology Research, Pew Research Center School Education Week BrainCeek General Partner, Reach Capital - Peter Gault, Founder and Executive Director, - Sanjay Sarma, Vice President for Open Infercabulary Quill.org - John Duong, Impact Investor, Learning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Rebecca Kantar, Founder & CEO, Imbellus Lumina Foundation Judges - Jennifer Knestrick, Senior Product Manager, NWEA - Adnan Nisar, Partner, Vistria - Barbara Clarke, The Impact Seat - Ross Darwin, Owl Ventures - Marta McAlister, Google 10:45 am - 11:00 am Boylston Hallway Break - Terry McDonough, SEI Ventures - Liam Pisano, EduLab Capital 11:00 am - 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions The future of the university: Stories Deeper learning in action: Computational Survivors guide to edtech Credentials are a-changing... or Voice technologies in education Pitch competition semifinals of digital transformation in higher ed thinking in the classroom interoperability not? Room 304/306 Room 309 Room 310 Room 311 Room 312 Room 313 - Goldie Blumenstyk, Senior Writer, Chronicle of - Eric Klopfer, Professor, MIT (moderator) - Michael Feldstein, Chief Accountability Officer, e- - Brian Fleming, Executive Director, Sandbox - Sanjay Pothen – Director, Emerson Launch Beagle Learning Higher Education (moderator) - David Dimmett, SVP and Chief Engagement Literate (moderator) ColLABorative, SNHU (moderator) (moderator) CapSource - Patrick Norton, COO, Tulane University Officer, Project Lead the Way - Stephen Laster, Chief Product Officer, ellucian - Sean Gallagher, Center for the Future of Higher - Marissa Mierow, Senior Manager, Alexa, College Connect - Julie Greenwood, Vice Dean for Educational - Shari Metcalf, Project Director, Harvard School - Steve Midgley, Managing Director, Learning Education and Talent Strategy, Northeastern Amazon Entrepreneurial Sales Institute Initiatives, EdPlus, ASU of Education Tapestry - Cindy Starr, Chief Marketing Officer, Penn Foster - Douglas Ng, Associate Director, Incubator, ForagerOne - Vijay Kumar, Executive Director, JWEL - Tim Piwowar, Superintendent, Billerica Public - Erin Mote, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Harvard Business Publishing and Associate Dean for Open Learning, MIT Schools InnovateEDU - Stefan Kohler, CEO, Kickboard Judges - Terah Crews, Entangled Ventures 11:45 am - 12:45 pm Boylston Hallway - Jessica Haselton, ECMC Foundation Lunch & Expo - Eduardo Laiter, Kapor Capital - George Moore, Cengage 12:45 pm - 1:45 pm 304/306 Innovation Keynote Awaken your futuristic mindset to create the future of work + learning Parminder Jassal Learn + Work Futures Group, Institute for the Future 1:45 pm - 2:00 pm Boylston Hallway Break 2:00 pm - 2:45 pm Concurrent Sessions Entrepreneur stories: raising Data, dashboards, and the whole Workforce ed for the underserved Higher ed's search for new Gaming and simulation as vehicles Will informal learning and B2C education capital before the seed round child revenue for learning and assessment grow faster than institutional education? Room 304/306 Room 309 Room 310 Room 311 Room 312 Room 313 - Bill Triant, Founder, Talent Ventures (moderator) - Katrina Stevens, Director of Learning Science, CZI - Jason Cavnar – Co-Founder and Executive Director, - Jennifer Brady, UMassOnline (moderator) - Rebecca Kantar, Founder & CEO, Imbellus - Amar Kumar – SVP of Product & Portfolio - Helen Adeosun, CEO and Co-Founder, (moderator) JFFLabs (moderator) - Patrick Norton, COO, Tulane - YJ Kim, Executive Director, MIT Playful Journey Management at Pearson Online & Blended - Colin Angevine, Project Director for Challenge - Shawn Bohen, Chief Transformative Impact CareAcademy - Stephen Spinelli, President, Babson Lab Learning (moderator) Collaboratives, Digital Promise Officer, YearUp - Bryanne Leeming, Founder and CEO, Unruly - Priyanka Jain, Head of Product, Pymetrics - Clay Colarusso, Vice President of - Elizabeth Homan, Assistant Superintendent, - Dr. Mary Coleman, SVP and COO, Economic - Todd Zipper, Co-President, Wiley Studios - Matt Greenfield, Managing Partner, Rethink Marketing, American Student Assistance Waltham Public Schools Mobility Pathways Education Services - Devin Young, Co-Founder and President, - Matt Cooper, CEO, Skillshare - Lynzi Ziegenhagen, CEO, Schoolzilla by Renaissance - Aanand Radia, Managing Director, University Education ClassCraft Ventures - Emily Harburg, Director of Emerging Technology & Innovation, Education First 2:45 pm - 3:00 pm Boylston Hallway Break 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm Concurrent Sessions How students choose college Global opportunities The case for investment in early Students speak Student data privacy: what you What do talent leaders want education need to know from edtech now? Room 304/306 Room 309 Room 310 Room 311 Room 312 Room 313 - Michael Horn, Chief Strategy - Maria Spies, Co-Founder and - Michael Dougherty – Managing Partner, - Jessica Lander – High School Teacher, Lowell - Kevin Bushweller, Assistant Managing - Eileen Cooke, Learning and Officer, The Entangled Group Managing Director, HolonIQ Promise Venture Studio (moderator) Public Schools (moderator) Editor, Education Week (moderator) Development, CVS Health - Bob Moesta, President and CEO, - Stephanie Dodson Cornell, Managing Director, - - Kerry Gallagher, Assistant Principal for - Alejandro Reyes, SVP & Chief Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation Re-Wired Group Teaching and Learning, St. John’s Prep People Officer, Houghton Mifflin - Jason Palmer – General Partner, New Markets - Elizabeth McGonagle, Executive Director, Harcourt Venture Partners The Education Cooperative - Leisha Simond, Tech Director, Wayland 3:45 pm - 4:00 pm Boylston Hallway Break 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm 304/306 Higher Ed Keynote Reinvigorating the promise of higher ed: Connecting talent and opportunity in the future of work Scott D. Pulsipher President, Western Governors University 4:45 pm - 6:00 pm 304/306 AcceleratED Demo Day Co-sponsored by Invictus and ETS beetools, Boldly, CognaLearn, Indigo, Mindprint Learning, Speak Agent, justlearn, InScribe, spinndle, Thimble, skillist 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Boylston Hallway AcceleratED Reception Co-sponsored by LearnLaunch Accelerator and AWS EdStart 7:15 pm - Onwards Out on the town! Birds of a Feather LeeaarrnnLLaauunncchh22002200 ACROSS BOUNDARIES. JANUARY 30 - 31. BOSTON Friday, January 31, 2020 8:30 am - 9:00 am 304/306 Pitch Competition Final 9:00 am - 10:00 am 304/306 ReKgi-s1t2ra Ktieoynn Oopteens Innovating for equity Kaya Henderson Former Chancellor, DC Public Schools Future of Work Showcase 10:00 am - 10:30 am Boylston Hallway Break Room 302 10:00 AM Room opening 10:30 am - 11:15 am Concurrent Sessions - Jane Swift, President and Executive Director, LearnLaunch The convergence of workforce development No degree - no problem? Student voices: Breaking the cost How are educators using edtech How can the learnings from Yelp, - Rosalin Acosta, Secretary of Learning Innovation Showcase CarGurus, or Redfin transform decisions and higher ed: Reaching non-traditional curve in higher ed to close equity gaps? Labor and Workforce learners on which learning opportunity to select? Room 304/306 Room 309 Room 310 Room 311 Room 313 Development Room 312 - Jean Eddy, CEO, ASA - Rosalin Acosta – Secretary of Labor and - Sean Gallagher – Executive Director, - Nina Huntemann, Senior Director, - Tonika Cheek Clayton, Managing Partner, Matt Gee, Co-Founder and CEO, - Andover High School Workforce Development (moderator) Center for the Future of Higher Education Academics and Research, edX NewSchools Venture Fund (moderator) BrightHive - Marty Meehan, President, UMASS - Arlington High School - Pam Eddinger, President, Bunker Hill & Talent Strategy, and Professor, (moderator) - Kevin Clark – Professor, George Mason - Jeff Merriman, Chief Technology - Cambridge High School Northeastern University (moderator) Community College University Officer, DXtera Institute 10:30 AM Table discussions - Dale Street School (Medfield) - Natalie Van Kleef Conley, Product Lead, - Gregory Fowler, President, Global Campus, - Paul Foster – Chief Information and Title - org - Dartmouth High School Southern New Hampshire University Google IT Support Professional Accountability Officer, Springfield Public Title - org Certificate, Google - Greater Lawrence Technical School - Garrett Smith –
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