Networking Coffee Break - Coffee Talk with PlayPosit: The Future of Education and the Role of Technology
Tuesday November 17, 2020 - 8:45 AM to 9:15 AM

Brief Abstract

Take a break from the rich idea sharing in the sessions with a virtual coffee talk. Grab a hot beverage and join us for an informal discussion and light networking as a connection between sessions. Join PlayPosit Co-Founder Sue Germer for a casual conversation on the future of education following the outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic and the role of interactive learning tools.

Presenters

Lead Presenter: Sue Germer, PlayPosit

Sue Germer received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Chicago and Juris Doctorate from Stanford Law School. She practiced law for several years before joining the Teach For America corps where she and her cofounder, Ben Levy, created PlayPosit to engage their students. Now, Sue oversees all partnerships with PlayPosit and continues to focus her life and career on educational access and equity.

Extended Abstract

PlayPosit Co-Founder Sue Germer has been talking about the importance of personalized learning for students of every age for over ten years. Today, she’s setting the bar higher and helping leading educational institutions solve their biggest instructional challenges. Join her for a discussion on lessons learned following COVID-19 and how technology is evolving to meet the needs of future generations.

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Strada Education Network

Strada Education Network is a national social impact network whose mission is to improve lives by forging clearer and more purposeful pathways between education and employment. We engage partners across education, nonprofits, business and government to focus relentlessly on students’ success throughout all phases of their working lives. At a time when education and skills are more important than ever for economic advancement, we promote learning opportunities that help prepare Americans for better jobs. We do this through:

Research that yields new insights into how postsecondary education can adapt to best meet the needs of learners.
Philanthropy and investments that seed promising, evidence-based strategies, especially for helping low-income Americans.
A network of affiliate organizations developing on-the-ground solutions for the needs of learners and educational institutions.

Strada is headquartered in Indianapolis, and boasts nearly 1,000 employees nationwide, including its Washington, D.C. office and affiliate locations.

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