Remote Learning Insights: How to Bring Students Back Successfully

Moderated by Kevin Hogan, eSchool News, Editor-at-Large

After a full year of virtual learning and reimagining the classroom, school districts around the country are looking to transition back into the classrooms. Join us on March 25th as Jason Meyer, Group Product Manager, Projectors, Epson America, Inc. hosts a live Q&A with two leading K12 administrators. We welcome Mark Hess, principal of Mary Helen Guest Elementary School in Walled Lake, Michigan and Dan Warren, director of technology operations for Des Moines Public Schools in Des Moines, Iowa, as they reflect on the successes and lessons of the past school year and discuss what they anticipate the future of learning to look like.

We look forward to sharing their experiences with remote learning and how they are shifting back to in-person learning.

Meet Your Speakers

Jason Meyer
Group Product Manager, Projectors
Epson America, Inc.

Jason Meyer has worked for Epson America, Inc. since 2008. In his current role as Group Product Manager for commercial projectors, Jason’s team manages Epson’s education and meeting room projector product lines for North America. Prior to joining Epson, he worked at Belkin International for 11 years.

Dan Warren
Director of Technology Operations
Des Moines Public Schools

Dan Warren has been with Des Moines Public Schools for more than 40 years. He started in technology in 2000 as a Network Specialist and has bene Director of Technology Operations since 2010. He leads the department providing service and support to more than 70 buildings. The department provides secure, reliable, and integrated technology solutions that align with its academic and administrative goals and collaborates to provide leadership and planning for the effective and strategic use of emerging technologies.

Mark Hess
Principal
Mary Helen Guest Elementary

Mark Hess is currently the principal at Mary Helen Guest Elementary. Hess has served in a variety of roles since he was hired by the district in 1993, including executive director of instruction, technology, and assessment, director of technology and data analysis, middle school principal, assistant principal, middle school teacher, and elementary teacher. Hess is passionate about student learning and engagement through instructional innovation, and remains steadfast in the belief that all children can be successful.

Remote Learning Insights: How to Bring Students Back Successfully

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