Plenary Session · ALP 2300
ISLS New Member Session
An orientation session for attendees new to ISLS, introducing the society and its community.
Topic ▾
- AI & Data Literacy
- AI in Education
- Arts-Based & Creative Learning
- Assessment, Feedback & Formative Practices
- Climate & Environmental Education
- Co-Design & Participatory Design
- Computational Thinking & CS Education
- Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
- Culturally Sustaining & Responsive Pedagogy
- Data Science & Data Literacy Education
- Design-Based Research
- Dialogic Teaching & Classroom Discourse
- Discourse Analysis & Video-Based Methods
- Early Childhood & Elementary Learning
- Embodied & Multimodal Learning
- Epistemic Cognition & Argumentation
- Equity, Justice & Inclusion
- Game-Based & Playful Learning
- Generative AI & Large Language Models
- Higher Education & Undergraduate Learning
- Human-AI Collaboration & Teaming
- Identity, Belonging & Learner Agency
- Immersive & Extended Reality (VR/AR/XR)
- Indigenous, Decolonial & Global South Perspectives
- Informal, Community & Out-of-School Learning
- Inquiry-Based Learning & Productive Failure
- Intelligent Tutoring & Adaptive Systems
- Knowledge Building & Knowledge Creation
- Learning Analytics & Educational Data Mining
- Maker Education & Constructionism
- Mathematics Education
- Motivation, Emotion & Engagement
- Multilingual Learners & Language in Learning
- Multimodal & Sensor-Based Data Methods
- Neurodiversity, Disability & Accessibility
- Project- & Problem-Based Learning
- Quantitative Ethnography & Discourse Analytics
- Research-Practice Partnerships
- Self-Regulated & Socially Shared Regulation
- Simulation & Modeling Environments
- Sociocultural & Activity-Theory Frameworks
- STEM Education
- Systems Thinking & Complex Systems Learning
- Teacher Learning & Professional Development
Track (1) ▾
Tuesday, June 16 · 3 sessions
8:30 AM
1 option12:00 PM
1 option1:00 PM
1 option
Plenary Session · Barclay
Keynote: Imagination, Impact, and Epistemic Justice
Artist and educator Marisa Moran Jahn shares two decades of socially engaged work, arguing that joyful, playful, and imaginative approaches drive broad-scale social impact and epistemic justice. Examples range from the Bibliobandido literacy movement in rural Honduras to the CareForce project amplifying domestic workers' voices through mobile studios and film.
Equity, Justice & Inclusion