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Our 2023 annual LearnLab Corporate Partners Meeting will be held Tuesday, May 10. We will hold the event in person in Pittsburgh.
As the pandemic accelerated a shift in the delivery of education from in person to online, this year’s theme is “Learning Engineering: A New Normal” with the underlying goal to accelerate technology transfer from our university into industry. We welcome you and your colleagues to join us.
Our cohort of Masters of Educational Technology and Applied Learning Science (METALS) students graduate in August or December and are available to meet your educational technology and learning science needs. Feel free to reach out to these talented individuals at any time. Contact Michael Bett if you would like to give a company presentation, a talk on your organization’s current research, or host a meet-and-greet with our students and alumni. It’s a great low-cost way to get to know our students, their abilities, and schedule interviews.
At the corporate partners meeting, you will learn about the latest learning science and educational technology research underway at Carnegie Mellon University. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet and recruit our current graduate students and postdocs in the learning sciences as well as our Professional Masters in Educational Technology and Applied Learning Science (METALS) students. For those who are interested in possible collaborations, we would welcome discussions with our faculty.
Last year’s agenda. We will update this soon!
Corporate Partners Meeting Agenda
May 10, 2022
Newell-Simon Hall 4305
9:00 AM Overview of the Meeting, Introductions
9:15 AM How Can We Create Better Learner Outcomes through Learning Engineering– Ken Koedinger
9:45 AM Tools for Learning Analytics – John Stamper
10:15 AM Build your own personalized tutor – Vincent Aleven
10:45 AM Break
11:00 AM The OpenSimon Toolkit: Authoring and Iterative Improvement – Erin Czerwinski, Simon Initiative TEL Ecosystem Community/Product Manager; Norman Bier, Director Simon Initiative
11:30 AM Opportunities for Collaboration – Michael Bett
12:00 PM Lunch – Speed Dating Session – METALS Students – meet and recruit students, faculty and other representatives from industry
1:30 PM PL² Overcoming inequitable access and opportunities through personalized learning – Danielle Chine
2:15 PM Break
2:30 PM Research on barriers and affordances to equitable implementation – Lauren Herckis
3:00 PM Hands On Breakout Groups Session
- Can I store and analyze your big data using NSF funded LearnSphere? – Steven Moore
- Author your own courses and intelligent tutors – Norman Bier and Jonathan Sewall
- Data Driven Personalized Learning & Professional Development – Danielle Chine
3:45 PM Break
4:00 PM Reflections on breakouts and the day.
4:30 PM Walk to the Wyndham Hotel
Evening Reception May 10 – Wyndham Hotel
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Reception & More Conversation at the Wyndham hotel