Associate Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago
Professor, New Mexico State University
Barbara Chamberlin directs game and media development at New Mexico State University’s Learning Games Lab. The production team works on a variety of content and audiences, most recently completing Math Snacks games for mid school learners (mathsnacks.org). Dr. Chamberlin also conducts...
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President and CEO, The Concord Consortium
Chad Dorsey is President and CEO of the Concord Consortium, which has been an innovation leader in researching and developing STEM educational technology for the past twenty years. Chad's experience ranges across the fields of science, education, and technology. In addition to overseeing...
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Assistant Professor, University of Northern Colorado
Matthew Farber, Ed.D. is an assistant professor of Technology, Innovation, and Pedagogy at the University of Northern Colorado. He has been invited to the White House, to keynote for UNESCO, and he has been interviewed about games and learning by NPR, Fox News Radio, USA Today, and...
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Educational Game Designer, MIT
Caitlin is a designer of award winning educational games. Her projects have included "Vanished," a transmedia science mystery game/event co-developed with the Smithsonian, as well as the financial literacy games “Farm Blitz,” “Bite Club,” and "Con 'Em if You Can" with Fablevision...
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Director, Digital Learning, The New School
Co-Founder of Digital Bodies https://www.digitalbodies.net
Assistant Professor, Olin College of Engineering
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Ph.D. Student, University of Rochester
Universität Osnabrück
Associate Professor, English, CSU, Chico
I'm an associate professor of English (Composition & Literacy) at California State University, Chico. My research interests focus on literacies, particularly digital literacies, the teaching of writing, course design, and teacher education.
Teacher, Santa Maria Joint Union High School District
After careers in management consulting & higher education, I began teaching H.S. courses in 2004. Over time I developed strategies & practices that have become known as Open Source Learning. I look forward to meeting CLS educators, researchers, developers, & entrepreneurs who want...
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