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1 Transforming American Education: Learning Powered by Technology Karen Cator Director, Office of Education Technology U.S. Department of Education 1

2 “By 2020, America will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world.” – President Barack Obama

3 Social Interactions for LearningDigital ContentMobility – 24/7 AccessPrint to Online

4 Productivity Infrastructure LearningAssessmentTeaching R&D – Grand Challenges

5 21st century expertise How people learn Personalized learning Universal Design for Learning Informal + Formal 5 Learning

6 Measure what matters Embedded assessments Real time feedback Persistent learning record Universal Design Continuous improvement Assessment

7 Highly “effective” Connected Online Informal + Formal Inspired Teaching

8 24/7 - Community wide Broadband Access Points Supported Equitable Infrastructure

9 Cost efficiency Financial systems Process redesign Interoperability standards Productivity

10 Research and Development

11 What needs to be invented?

12 Individualized - Differentiated - Personalized Participatory and Social Playful Augments Human Performance Hyper-personalization Mapping and Navigation Powerful algorithms Personalized Learning