WEBCAST 9/27 @ 2PM ET
Create Innovative Learning Experiences using Projection Technology
Learn from the Pros on how to get started for K-12
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Projection technology continues to expand in functionality across society—used to provide exciting, engaging, and experiential experiences to individuals—whether it’s in the form of a visual floor show at a basketball game, an immersive art exhibit, or displaying safety signs throughout warehouses. These innovative uses have made their way into education institutions as well, often with students doing the design and creation of installations.
Want to know how to offer similar opportunities to your K-12 students? Join us along with experts in projection mapping, digital signage and experiential learning spaces, for a webinar focused on helping K-12 STEM, theater, computer science and CTE teachers and district IT and AV administrators understand simple ways to bring this exciting movement to classrooms and buildings in their districts.
- Learn how projectors can enhance your school—from experiential learning spaces to digital signage and set design.
- Discover how the new applications can be tied to your current curricula.
- Find ways to encourage and include students themselves in the installation and use of these emerging technologies.
Remi Del Mar
Senior product manager for K-12 projectors, Epson America
Bio
Remi Del Mar is the senior product manager for K-12 projectors at Epson America, Inc. Remi spearheads Epson’s vision of merging virtual and physical environments through projection and augmented reality technology sectors and works to define new applications. She continues to educate end-users on the endless capabilities of creating immersive experiences and promoting the ability to break perceptions of what is and into what can be.
Meg Athavale
Founder & CEO, Lumo Interactive Inc.
Bio
Meg Athavale is the CEO of LUMO Interactive. She has spent the last 20+ years mastering interactive design and display technologies, and designs experiences and games that facilitate new ways to learn and explore. LUMO Interactive's solutions are used by parents, teachers, businesses, agencies, and brands all over the world. Meg also plays keytar in a band, writes YA sci-fi, and trains her cat to do circus tricks.
Ethan Castro, PhD
CTO of EDGE Sound Research
Bio
Dr. Ethan Castro is a hard-of-hearing music producer, songwriter, engineer, and inventor with Tourette’s Syndrome. He holds a PhD in Digital Composition from University of California, Riverside, a Master of Arts in Music Industry Administration from California State University, Northridge; and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Composition from California State University, Fresno. He serves as Chief Technical Officer of EDGE Sound Research, Vice President of EDGE Original Inc., Research Liaison of UCR’s Experimental Acoustics Research Studio (EARS) facility, and was previously the Vice President of the Riverside Philharmonic and the founder of the EARS Student Group. Nearly two decades of music production/audio engineering, dissertation on tactile audio/multimodal composition, and a lifetime of visual and touch-based hearing compensation practice positions him as a leader in audio innovation and multi-sensory experiences.
AJ Freysteinson
Creative director and CEO, RabCup
Bio
As founder of RabCup Corp., AJ envisioned newly harnessing light with experimental technology transforming everyday events into unforgettable memories. Globally setting the industry standard for over 15 years in live interactive 3D projection mapping, and complex light programming, AJ leads a hand-picked expert team, from concept to delivery, to create awe-inspiring and highly successful productions and large- scale audience experiences.
Moderator – Kevin Hogan
eSchool News, Content Director
Bio
Kevin is an acclaimed writer, editor, and commentator covering the intersection of society and technology, especially education technology.