A uniquely informative webinar on the topic of
3D and vision health in the classroom,
3D and vision health in the classroom,
sponsored by ISTE SIG3D
“The Eyes Have It” features three expert speakers,
a unique backchannel topic, and a vibrant question and answer session. If you want to learn more about 3D in
education, 3D in Vision, and how vision health intersects with a child’s
ability to learn, you won’t want to miss this powerful educational experience.
Join us at the contemporary crossroads of health and educational technology.
When:
Tuesday, January 21
Time: 8:oo p.m. ET / 7:00 p.m. CT / 6:00 p.m. MT / 5:00 p.m. PT
Length: 1 hour
(30 minutes of presentation followed by Q&A)
Webinar Presenters
Dr. Schneebeck received her Bachelor of Arts degree in
Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology from the University of Colorado
in Boulder and her professional degree from Pacific University College of
Optometry. Dr. Schneebeck is a fellow of the College of Optometrists in
Vision Development, the organization certifying optometrists specializing in
the area of vision therapy. She recently achieved the title
of Diplomate, American Board of Optometry. She has received the
Distinguished Service Award from the Colorado Optometric Association for her
service to the profession of optometry. She was coauthor of the published
article: “Doctor, Ergonomic Thyself”, Journal of Behavioral
Optometry, Volume 15, 2004, Number 4, coauthored with Rebecca Hutchins, O.D. Dr. Schneebeck provides consulting and screening services
for area schools and frequently speaks to parent, teacher, and professional
groups on vision-related subjects. Dr. Schneebeck operates the Highline Vision Center , in Aurora (CO), specializing in the use of
modern 3D technology in the diagnosis and treatment of visual disorders.
Dr. Yeung started her undergraduate studies at the
University of Alberta in her hometown of Edmonton, Canada. She received her
Bachelors of Visual Sciences and Doctor of Optometry Degree from Pacific
University, Forest Grove, OR. In conjunction with her optometry degree, Dr.
Yeung achieved a Masters in Education in
Visual Function in Learning (M.Ed/VFL) from the College of Education at Pacific
University. This degree was designed to extend an optometrist's knowledge in
how vision is related to reading and learning, and allow optometrists to
consult with teachers regarding students with learning related vision
problems. Dr. Yeung was awarded the Tole Greenstein Award for
clinical excellence in binocular vision and pediatrics. She also received the
BSK Chapter Award for Exceptional Research in 2013.
Len Scrogan, Digital Learning Architect, University of Colorado-Denver
A former teacher, principal, and technology director for the Boulder Valley Schools, Len was named Outstanding Technology Administrator in the state of Colorado in 2009. Len is currently a Digital Learning Architect and author of Digital Shapeshifter, a book on creative visual teaching and learning. Len is a professor at the University of Colorado-Denver and also a blogger, TEDx speaker, and recognized ed-tech author and speaker. He is a co-author of the American Optometric Association’s seminal report on 3D in the classroom, See Well, Learn Well. Len serves as the online community manager for LinkedIn’s Stereo 3D Media and Technology online community of 8,000 members. Recently, he served as a national judge for the Technology & Learning 2013 software awards and is currently a software reviewer for Technology & Learning magazine. Len is also a board member for the new ISTE SIG3D interest group and a member of the COSN Emerging Technologies Committee.
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