Charles Hodges, Georgia Southern University Dr. Lance Ford, Zoom Room Evangelist Pat La Morte, Global EDU Solutions Lead Johann Zimmern, Global EDU Strategy Lead Bottom photo: Ted Brodheim, Global EDU Cio-Advisor Dr.
Hodges Top photos, Left to right: Greg Tomb, President, Zoom Dr. “Schools at all levels need to stop thinking about technology as an add-on that they slap in when they need to and start thinking about the technology tools, human resources, and professional development to make sure technology is infused into their culture and their habits at their institutions”. Moore asked schools to think about building education and technology eco-systems that help create institutional resilience and flexibility. Stephanie Moore for a conversation about online and blended learning. Zoom’s Global EDU CIO-Advisor Ted Brodheim joined Dr. We were honored to have Zoom’s very own President Greg Tomb welcome everyone to the summit by inviting attendees to look into the future of education and how to leverage new and existing tools to drive learning forward.
Here are some of the key takeaways from this year’s event: Delivering online and hybrid blended learning in higher education The shift in the title comes as we focus on leveraging the entire Zoom platform across your online school, campus, or University, delivering the high-level thought-leadership you need to inspire ideas and create connections that will last into the school year and beyond. While we previously held Zoom Education Academy events, these academies focused on user training at scale. To help teachers prepare for the new school year, we recently hosted our first annual Education Summit, which brought together over 3,100 registered educators, IT professionals, and administrators to discuss the future of Unified Communications across the Connected Campus. As educators plan for the beginning of the 2022-23 school year, classrooms are being set up and teachers are excited to engage with this year’s new students.
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