National Technology Leadership Summit X

September 18-19, 2008

Washington, DC: American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE)

The National Technology Leadership Summit (NTLS) brings together national leaders from educational associations, as well as editors of educational technology journals, directors of non-profit foundations, federal policy makers, and corporate representatives. Recommendations and guidelines emerging from the summit are published in a range of educational technology journals and are featured on the programs of educational conferences. The goal is to accelerate the meaningful impact of digital technologies in education for the 21st century.

Dynamic Media have become an integral part of youth culture: young people today create, remix, and share content with other creators. The tenth National Technology Leadership Summit (NTLS X) will focus on characteristics of dynamic media in the context of youth culture, exploring ways to employ these capabilities to address educational goals. This discussion will explore affordances and constraints of dynamic media in the context of Technology, Pedagogy, and Content Knowledge (TPACK), building on the foundation established through NTLS IX.

This ongoing series of leadership summits is underwritten with combined support from participating professional associations, including SITE, ISTE, and AACTE, corporate partners, and non-profit foundations.

	NTLS Home Schedule Participants Background Papers Sponsors Location & Travel Blog NTLC Home NTLC Radio	September 18-19, 2008 Washington, DC: American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) The National Technology Leadership Summit (NTLS) brings together national leaders from educational associations, as well as editors of educational technology journals, directors of non-profit foundations, federal policy makers, and corporate representatives. Recommendations and guidelines emerging from the summit are published in a range of educational technology journals and are featured on the programs of educational conferences. The goal is to accelerate the meaningful impact of digital technologies in education for the 21st century. Dynamic Media have become an integral part of youth culture: young people today create, remix, and share content with other creators. The tenth National Technology Leadership Summit (NTLS X) will focus on characteristics of dynamic media in the context of youth culture, exploring ways to employ these capabilities to address educational goals. This discussion will explore affordances and constraints of dynamic media in the context of Technology, Pedagogy, and Content Knowledge (TPACK), building on the foundation established through NTLS IX. This ongoing series of leadership summits is underwritten with combined support from participating professional associations, including SITE, ISTE, and AACTE, corporate partners, and non-profit foundations.


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