Applying Technology in 21st Century Classrooms (Part 1)

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The California STEM Learning Network and the Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson are proud to host the second annual California STEM Summit presented by Chevron. Join education, policy and business leaders from throughout California to:

Learn about critical issues related to advancing STEM education

Help move forward key STEM initiatives and programs in California

Foster new collaborations that strengthen in-school and out-of-school STEM teaching and learning in K-14 education

Engineering Manager of Education, Google

Chromebooks for Education Business Operations

Business Development, Google Apps for Education

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49 min 36 sec

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01.: Introduction

01 min 51 sec

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02.: Why Google Cares About Education

05 min 27 sec

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03.: What Google Is Doing for Education

03 min 23 sec

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04.: Julia Stiglitz: Google Apps for Education

20 min 16 sec

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05.: Questions

01 min 59 sec

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06.: Adam Naor: Chromebooks for Education Business Operations

16 min 40 sec

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Julia Stiglitz: Introduces Google Apps for Education

03 min 21 sec

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