Podcast205: Innovation, Integration and the K-20 Center: Why Educational Leadership Needs Technology (Quyen Arana)

15th November 2007

Podcast205: Innovation, Integration and the K-20 Center: Why Educational Leadership Needs Technology (Quyen Arana)

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This podcast features a recording of the luncheon presentation by Quyen Arana at the Oklahoma Distance Learning Association’s Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on November 6, 2007. The title of Quyen’s presentation was, Innovation, Integration and the K-20 Center: Why Educational Leadership Needs Technology. The program description of his presentation was: The K20 Center at the University of Oklahoma is nationally recognized for educational leadership development that creates systemic and substantive changes impacting student learning. The center’s research has shown substantial improvements in student achievement and professional learning community development when leadership models technology adoption in light of organizational change. This session will brief participants on the K20 Center’s leadership development program, professional learning community development, and learning innovations taht bring technology to the forefront of educational reform.

SHOWNOTES:

The K-20 Center at Oklahoma University
IDEALS Framework of the K-20 Center
i.shui.tech: education, technology, science, art, convergence (Quyen Arana’s blog)

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