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Adaptive Educational
Technologies Project
December 1 - 2, 2011
Washington, DC
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Learning Panel
This panel is about our ability to learn about
learning through AET data analysis. The panel will focus on
cognition, and social
and emotional learning, as well as contextual
factors. It will include theory building opportunities and the
development
of new learning models, as well as the
possibilities to conduct pioneering studies in learning and
development.
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Susan
Fuhrman - Teachers College, Columbia
University |
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Jere Confrey - North Carolina State University |
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James Gee
- Arizona State University |
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Roy Pea
- Stanford University |
Keynote
Address
Senator
Michael Bennet
Instruction Panel
This panel will focus on how instructional practices
have changed because of new technologies,
as well as how they contribute to the ability to
assess the effects of instructional approaches.
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Moderator:
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Brian Rowan
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University of Michigan |
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Sasha Barab -
Arizona State University
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Arthur Graesser
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University of Memphis |
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David Pritchard -
MIT |
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Assessment Panel
This panel will focus on the immediate feedback
on student progress allowed by these technologies
and the possibilities for tailoring instruction
as a result.
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James Gee |
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Robert Mislevy - University
of Maryland |
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David
Shaffer
- University
of Wisconsin |
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Valerie
Shute - Florida
State University
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Concerns Panel
This panel will focus on how to best address privacy
and proprietary concerns,
ensure quality control, and ensure theoretically sound analyses.
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Brian Rowan |
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George Alter -
Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research, University of Michigan |
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Resnick
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University of Pittsburgh |
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John Stamper -
Carnegie Mellon University and Pittsburgh Science of Learning Center DataShop |
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2
Institutional Responses and Innovation Panel
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This panel focuses on how AET's influence
institutions and on
providing data-based feedback to schools and other
learning settings.
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Moderator: |
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Susan Fuhrman |
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Richard Halverson -
University of Wisconsin |
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Ken Koedinger
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Carnegie Mellon University |
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Marcia
Linn -
University of California, Berkeley |
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Developing Infrastructure
This panel includes the roles for public and private
enterprise in building AET data analysis as a field.
It will also focus
on roles for a variety of stakeholders, including researchers,
instructors, developers, end users.
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James Gee |
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John Behrens -
CISCO |
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Ed Dieterle
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation |
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Carl Wieman -
Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President |
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Closing Remarks
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