Watch: Innovative Educator Summit 2018 Connects Educators to Technology
BEYOND Technology Education just announced an Innovative Educator Summit for 2018. The inaugural, two-day event starts on July 31st at the Kimpton Rowan Hotel in Palm Springs, CA. Educators, administrators and industry experts will get a chance to discuss, in depth, transformative technology in schools. Automation, machine learning, artificial intelligence in the classroom will be…
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BEYOND Technology Education just announced an Innovative Educator Summit for 2018. The inaugural, two-day event starts on July 31st at the Kimpton Rowan Hotel in Palm Springs, CA. Educators, administrators and industry experts will get a chance to discuss, in depth, transformative technology in schools. Automation, machine learning, artificial intelligence in the classroom will be some of the topics discussed at the summit.
The goal will be to prepare younger generations with advanced skills to segue them into emerging high-tech job sectors in the future. “We recognize that in order to close the skills gap with industry we must have an education infrastructure that evolves quickly to the current needs of industry.”
“As companies embrace and develop technology, so too must educational institutions,” said Ernie Delgado, CEO, and co-founder of BTE.
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