Reinventing the Business of Education, Moderated by Ron Fredericks

RonFredericksNFIC2014
Video Presentation
Mr. Fredericks, the technologist behind the vision and development of LectureMaker’s Cross-Domain eLearning Video Platform, moderates a lecture – with standing room only – on the Stanford campus from speakers on the topic of reinventing the business of education.

Presenters

  • Ron Fredericks, CTO at BiophysicsLab.com – An example of reusing video components across multiple data stores (or silos) to present new lectures with LectureMaker’s Cross-Domain eLearning Video Platform. This is the same video platform being used to present this video,
  • Pat McKeague, Owner of XYZ Textbooks and MathTV.com –  Goals for a canvas.net math course (integrating participation from Pat’s text book publishing company): Examples include methods to integrate poetry, art, and mathematics.
  • Damon Sicore, Vice President of Engineering, Wikimedia Foundation – The Edmodo K-12 Platform: Examples include the positive effect in teachers networking with each other.
  • Dr. Bruce ClemensWalter B. Reinhold Professor at Stanford University – His results (sometimes hilarious) in flipping course material into two MOOC platforms within the Stanford Engineering Department.
Team taking questions and answers

Author: Ron Fredericks

Ron's technology skill set includes open source software development, architecture design, quick prototyping, project/product management, operating system development, compiler development, debugger development, component reuse, network protocols, new media streaming, real-time performance, embedded systems, mobile apps, power engineering, and countless application development projects. Ron is also a business developer, video and animation artist, public speaker, eLearning platform developer, and independent researcher at BiophysicsLab.com LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronfredericks

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