New Learning Goals: Developing and Activating a Portrait of a Graduate for the Age of AI
Join Us for a Timely Webinar on August 6
AI is redefining the workforce of the future, and it’s time for education leaders to rethink what it means to be “ready”. Today’s students need deeper learning experiences and more opportunities for real-world, work-based learning. The solution? Modern learning goals, or portraits of a graduate.
Hear from Tom Vander Ark, CEO of Getting Smart, and other education leaders on August 6 at 8:00 am PST for a thought-provoking discussion sponsored by Kaplan. In this session, we’ll explore how school and district leaders can adapt to shifting expectations.
From the traditional “4 Cs” to the employer’s take on readiness, to AI’s role in future learning and hiring, you’ll learn to lead with total clarity, while preparing students for what’s next.
Meet the Panelists
Tom Vander Ark
Tom Vander Ark is CEO of Getting Smart and a leading voice in learning innovation. He advises schools, foundations, and learning organizations, and has authored numerous books and articles. Formerly the Gates Foundation’s first Education Director and a superintendent in WA, Tom also serves on boards including Digital Learning Institute and Mastery Transcript Consortium.
Victoria Andrews
Victoria Andrews is Partner in Learning Design at Getting Smart, where she guides schools and networks in delivering personalized learning. Formerly a Dean and Assistant Director, she led teams through in-person and virtual learning, launched internship programs, and built strong community and industry partnerships.
Jeanine Collins
Jeanine Collins is Co-Founder and Chief Impact Officer at the Center for the Future of Learning. She leads initiatives like the Portrait of a Nevada Learner and the Nevada Future of Learning Network in partnership with the state Department of Education. Previously, she led R&D as Chief Innovation Officer at Teach For America Nevada.
Tim Taylor
Tim Taylor is Co-Founder and President of America Succeeds. He brings a strong background in public policy, nonprofit leadership, and education advocacy. Tim was founding President of Colorado Succeeds and previously worked on Capitol Hill and in healthcare advocacy. He also founded Open Fairways, a nonprofit supporting youth through golf.
