THE FUTURE OF LEARNING STARTS HERE - March 9-12, 2020 Austin, Texas - SXSW Edu
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ABOUT SXSW EDU The tenth annual SXSW EDU will return to Austin, March 9-12, 2020, for four days of compelling “refreshing SXSW EDU was a and energizing sessions, in-depth workshops, engaging learning experiences, mentorship, film screenings, startup events, policy discussions, competitions, an learning experience. This exhibition, networking, and so much more. conference provided experiences to relevant and applicable content Community Numbers of current educational trends, initiatives, and innovations. With 12,927 8,274 4,653 1,202 492 171 41 Total Registrants Public Speakers Sessions Media in Countries the broad content Attendance Attendees Attendance availability...there is something for everyone woven in a tapestry of sharing, collaborating, Community Composition and learning. ” 3% 3% – SXSW EDU GOVERNMENT STUDENT 2019 attendee 20% NON-PROFIT 44% PRACTITIONER 18% & ADMINISTRATOR Higher Ed Administrators 17% 30% Higher Ed BUSINESS Professors & INDUSTRY 36% K–12 Teachers 29% *Data from SXSW EDU 2019 K–12 Administrators
PROGRAM The program is organized by thematic tracks designed Formats Book Signing Campfire to illuminate overarching focus areas with a variety of Case Study session formats to cater to individual learning styles. Featured Future20 Hands On Higher Education Keynote Tracks Content addressing higher education Meet Up Accessibility & Inclusion instruction and pedagogy, Mentor Exploring initiatives and programs that focus administration, program on special education, learning differences, and and tech implementation, Panel disabilities across the learning lifecycle including and issues surrounding Performance instructional strategies, assistive technology, access, assessment, universal design, and more funding and affordability, Podcast career readiness, school Policy Forum Adult Learning design, and more Programs and practices for continuing education, Show & Tell workforce training, and professional development Informal Learning Programs and projects Talk as well as initiatives for mature learners and non- traditional students furthering learning Workshop outside of traditional Arts classrooms and lecture Exploring arts-based pedagogies and practices halls including work based in libraries, museums, including the performing and visual arts, arts makerspaces, community centers, after-school and integration and funding, and the intersection of summer programs, and more STEM and STEAM K-12 Education PHOTO BY STEVEN SNOW Business & Investment Content focused on primary and secondary school Content focused on the business of education instruction and pedagogy, administration, program including entrepreneurship and startups, investment and funding, marketing strategies, corporate and tech implementation and issues surrounding public and private education, assessment, funding, school design, college and career readiness, and more Speak at SXSW EDU initiatives and partnerships, market trends and analysis, and more The majority of conference programming is fueled by PanelPicker®, a two- Leadership Early Learning Exploring leadership and development in management part, online process that enables the community to lend their voice to the Content centered on early learning instruction and administration across all facets of the educational event. Step one encourages the community to enter a session proposal to and pedagogy, administration, program and tool ecosystem from school, district, and institutional implementation and topics surrounding access, child leadership, to business and executive management, speak at SXSW EDU 2020. Step two allows the community to browse all of and groundbreaking insights development, funding, school design, and more the ideas, leave comments, and vote for their favorite proposals. Emerging Tech & Development Policy & Civic Engagement Exploring what’s next in educational technology Addressing education policy issues across local, Application entry: July 1 – July 19 regional, national, and international governance and implementation including artificial intelligence, including student data use, funding, school safety, Community voting: August 5 – August 23 XR, blockchain, cybersecurity, and more, as well and standards, as well as economic development, as a look at technology development, coding, and data interoperability advocacy and activism, and government partnerships sxswedu.com/panelpicker Equity Science of Learning Addressing issues related to equity, access, and Encompassing cognitive development, brain science, diversity in education including social and economic factors, culturally responsive teaching, anti-racism and research into how we think and learn SEL & Wellness Film practices and pedagogy, LGBTQ+ issues, and more to ensure equitable outcomes and opportunities for all Furthering social emotional learning and whole-child The Film program celebrates the power of film for exploring critical topics education including initiatives addressing mental and Global Education physical wellness, trauma-informed practices, and and issues impacting education with screenings and Q&A discussions. From health education Programs and initiatives surrounding global narratives to thought-provoking documentaries, the film program presents an collaboration in education including international instructional approaches and business ventures, Student Agency entertaining and compelling addition to the event. language acquisition and ESL/ELL instruction, Celebrating student initiative and advocacy program implementation across borders, global by highlighting student voices, viewpoints, and Application entry: July 1 – December 3 partnerships, cross cultural initiatives, and more achievements sxswedu.com/film
COMPETITIONS Each year, SXSW EDU celebrates and honors trailblazers who are doing innovative and creative work by hosting a series of live pitch competitions. Launch Launch highlights emerging innovations in learning and provides a platform for early-stage startups who are seeking feedback, investment, strategic partnerships, and exposure. Application entry: July 1 – November 1 sxswedu.com/launch Learn by Design Learn by Design celebrates the collaboration of designers and educators in the pursuit of design-based solutions to challenges within education through the use of physical space. Application entry: July 1 – November 1 sxswedu.com/learn-by-design “soLearning takes shape in many different formats Student Startup and with our commitment to The Student Startup competition celebrates the innovative business ideas of high school students and experiential education and gives attendees an opportunity to hear from the best personalization, SXSW EDU and brightest. was a beautiful intersection of Application entry: July 1 – November 8 diverse topics that provided sxswedu.com/student-startup a truly high-quality Learner Experience (LX). ”– Getting Smart PHOTO BY HOLLY JEE
“andAcross expo halls workshops, panels EXPO and keynotes, happy The SXSW EDU Expo captures the energy and imagination of the future hours and pitchfests, of learning through varying dynamic spaces. Some of these components the annual gathering include a discovery-based learning playground, curated programming, and continues to be a networking, alongside interactive exhibits showcasing what’s next and new in education. The Expo also hosts a community day when thousands of hotspot for education’s Central Texas students and educators have an opportunity to engage. movers and shakers. ” – EdSurge Playground The Playground is a unique space featuring interactive displays showcasing new strategies to activate students’ learning along with Hands On and Talk programming on the Playground Stage. Next Stage The Next Stage showcases short-form presentations and conversations around the leading issues in education innovation. Meet Up Pavilion Throughout the show, meet ups are programmed in the Expo to provide more focused and casual opportunities to connect on topics that span the breadth and diversity of the community. Wellness Studio Stop by the Wellness Studio to refresh and rejuvenate during SXSW EDU with short meditation and yoga classes throughout each day. PHOTO BY ALEXA GONZALEZ WAGNER
NETWORKING “atEvery Inspiration and discovery abound at SXSW EDU with so many opportunities to network. Whether you’re seeking mentorship, new conversation connections, or friends who share your interests, there is no shortage SXSW EDU of convenings to look forward to at SXSW EDU. challenged those in attendance to do more than pivot, but to Lounges Pop-Up Dinners leap, towards intense Scattered throughout the SXSW EDU Connect with fellow attendees while learner-focused and venues, custom lounges supported by enjoying a taste of Austin at pop-up sponsors offer a unique space to relax, dinners across downtown. Dinner human-centered recharge, and connect with others. reservations have already been made, just show up hungry to be seated ” innovation. with other attendees interested in – KnowledgeWorks Wellness Events meeting new people. Wellness events offer an opportunity to get grounded, focus on you, and meet like-minded Mentors wellness enthusiasts. The mentor program facilitates purpose-driven, one-on-one connections between experienced Meet Ups professionals and attendees. From classroom teachers and Topic-focused meet ups connect professors, to industry insiders those who share similar passions and CEOs, the mentors at SXSW or interests. They take a variety EDU are excited to share their of forms including group activities, insights with the community. facilitated networking, or focused discussions. Walking Tours Socials Guided, hour-long walking tours around downtown provide a unique Mix and mingle at a number of special opportunity to experience Austin like events including coffee breaks, happy a local, meet fellow attendees, and hours, parties, and more. connect with the vibe and culture on a new level. PHOTO BY DENISE ENRIQUEZ
Register follow Starting @sxswedu T August 1 Early registrants benefit from discounted rates, which expire at 11:59pm PT on the deadline dates: DISCOUNT DEADLINE REGISTRATION RATE September 27 $375 November 22 $430 January 17 $485 February 14 $540 Walk-up $595 Group Rate Scholarships Bring your team to SXSW A limited number of EDU and save using the need-based registration special group discount rate. scholarships are available sxswedu.com/groups to educators, students, and others who would benefit from attending Student Rate SXSW EDU but demonstrate Currently enrolled students a financial barrier. are eligible to register at the sxswedu.com/scholarships student discount rate of $225. sxswedu.com/students Marketing Hotels Opportunities Is your organization SXSW Housing & Travel interested in engaging offers a wide selection of with SXSW EDU’s growing downtown Austin hotels community of energetic and at the best available rates influential professionals? during SXSW EDU, exclusively To discuss unique marketing for registrants. opportunities, email sxswedu.com/hotels sales@sxswedu.com.
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