Events
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Conferences
- Leadership Summit 2020
- EdTech Advocacy and Policy Summit 2020
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Past Events
- Emerging Technologies Leadership Forum 2020
- Leadership Summit 2019
- Emerging Technologies Leadership Forum 2019
- EdTech Advocacy and Policy Summit 2019
- ETLF 2018
- Leadership Summit 2018
- EdTech Advocacy and Policy Summit 2018
- Leadership Summit 2017
- ETLF 2017
- Leadership Summit 2016
- ETLF 2016
- Leadership Summit 2015
- ETLF 2015
- Leadership Summit 2014
- ETLF 2014
- Leadership Summit 2013
- ETLF 2013
- Leadership Summit 2012
- ETLF 2012
- Webinars
- Public Events
- Archived Events

Overview
2015 Leadership Summit & Ed Forum
- Date: October 25-28, 2015
- Location: Renaissance Arlington Capital View, Arlington, VA
- Address: 2800 Potomac Avenue
- Phone: (703) 413-1300
Sponsorship Information
For information on how your company can become engaged with SETDA’s membership at the Leadership Summit, please contact Melissa Greene at [email protected].
Highlights of the Summit
- States sharing examples of educational technology policies, practices and exemplary examples
- In-depth topic discussions on the most pressing national, educational technology issues
- Student Voices Award and Panel: an opportunity to hear from students enrolled in leading educational technology programs
- Corporate presentations on new and innovative technologies for education
- Updates from the U.S. Department of Education, the FCC and other federal agencies
- SETDA membership meeting
- Annual Awards Gala
- Informal networking with state leaders
2015 Keynote Speaker – James P. Steyer
James Steyer is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Common Sense Media, the nation’s leading non-partisan organization dedicated to improving the world for kids and education. He is also the Co-Founder and Chairman of the Center for the Next Generation, as well as the author of Talking Back to Facebook and The Other Parent: The Inside Story of the Media’s Effect on our Children. Jim is also an award-winning, Consulting Professor at Stanford University, where he has taught popular courses on civil rights, civil liberties and education for 25 years. He appears regularly on national television and radio programs as an expert commentator and children’s advocate. Last, but most importantly, he’s a dad of four great kids.