Lucy Gray - The Global Education Conference

The Global Education Conference is a week-long event during International Education Week, offering a platform for educators worldwide to share ideas on global education. It includes online resources and community engagement throughout the year. The conference promotes global collaboration, education for all, and provides tools for connecting classrooms. Participants can join as presenters, attendees, or volunteers. The event is free and accessible online, featuring keynote speakers and archived sessions for professional development.

What is the primary goal of the Global Education Conference?

• To promote local education initiatives

• To connect educators globally and share ideas

• To provide funding for educational projects

• To host in-person workshops only

Which tool is recommended for educators to start connecting globally?

• Pinterest

• Twitter

• LinkedIn

• Instagram

What is a suggested first step for educators wanting to engage in global projects?

• Travel to international conferences

• Create a new project from scratch

• Join an existing project like those hosted by iEARN

• Purchase expensive equipment

When did the Global Education Conference first start?

• 2000

• 2006

• 2010

• 2015

What platform is used for the Global Education Conference?

• Blackboard Collaborate

• Microsoft Teams

• Google Meet

• Zoom

How can educators participate in the Global Education Conference?

• By paying a registration fee

• By submitting a proposal to present

• By attending in-person only

• By joining a local chapter

What role do volunteers play in the conference?

• They host all the sessions

• They assist presenters and ensure smooth operations

• They organize the entire event

• They provide financial support

Who are some of the notable keynote speakers mentioned?

• Howard Gardner and Michael Fertik

• Bill Gates and Steve Jobs

• Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres

• Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos

Where can past conference sessions be accessed?

• At local libraries

• Through a paid subscription service

• In a private Facebook group

• On the conference's YouTube channel

What is the benefit of accessing archived sessions?

• To network with local educators

• To receive a participation certificate

• For professional development in an asynchronous manner

• To earn college credits