SXSWedu PanelPicker 2019

It’s that time of year again! SXSWedu’s PanelPicker is live and voting is has commenced. Each year, the competition heightens, and this year is no exception. The W/A team wanted to highlight a few favorites among our friends and clients.

Be sure to vote before August 30!

Higher Education

• Amplifying Faculty Value in Higher Education

• Beyond Academics: Realities for Today’s Students

• Beyond the Hype: Using AI to Support Students

• Can Machine Learning Solve the STEM Diversity Gap?

• First Jobs Matter: Innovating College to Career

• Hear, Hear! The Changing Role of Student Activism

• Help, Please! Emergency Aid as a Completion Tool

• How College Admissions is Poisoning K-12 Education

• How Do Today’s Students Shape Campus Culture?

• Opportunity Melt: Higher Ed’s Leaky Pipeline

• Understanding Students as Consumers of Higher Ed

• What Higher Ed Can Learn From Its Apprentices

Lifelong Learning

• Designing Purposeful Professional Learning

• Don’t Have to Learn (English) Like a Refugee

• Tapping the Potential of the “UnLinked Population”

• Unstuck in the Middle: Closing the Skills Gap

K-12

• Building Just Systems for Safe Schools

• Can Your Kid Do This? Raising a Painting Prodigy

• Implementing Virtual Reality in the Classroom

• Inherently Impersonal: Are EdTech & CRT At Odds?

• Kindness Starts in Kindergarten

• Learners with Superpowers – for real – today!

• Low Income and First-Gen Aren’t the Same Thing!

• Making Education Magic for a New Generation

• Screen Time: Is it All the Same?

• Strategies to Help Students Find Their Careers

• Taking Back Kindergarten

• Transcending the Personalization Paradox

• Unexpected Insights From District Data

• Unlocking Time to Fuel Student-Centered Learning

• Without School Climate Improvement, is SEL S.O.L?

• World of School Is Preparing for the World of Work

Policy

• Assuring Quality Higher Education: A New Approach

• ESSA: The Emerging Market for Ed-Tech Companies

• Financing Higher Education’s Equity Imperative

• Today’s Students Need New Policy Solutions