January 26
Event Details

Flying Without Co-pilots: Opportunities to Bridge Gaps in the Support Ecosystem for Children with Autism – Session 3

Speakers: Lilyan W.J. Campbell, Lakshmi Balasubramanian, Marsali Hancock & Trevor Clark

This workshop will look at how we might better shape the capabilities and mindsets of professionals who work in fields of autism/special needs support – teachers, medical professionals and other care givers working with special needs children. The focus of this session is Building Together: At Home and in the Community.

Flying Without Co-pilots: Opportunities to Bridge Gaps in the Support Ecosystem for Children with Autism – Session 2

This workshop will look at how we might better shape the capabilities and mindsets of professionals who work in fields of autism/special needs support – teachers, medical professionals and other care givers working with special needs children. The focus of this session is Building Together: At Home and in the Community.

Flying Without Co-pilots: Opportunities to Bridge Gaps in the Support Ecosystem for Children with Autism – Session 1

This workshop will look at how we might better shape the capabilities and mindsets of professionals who work in fields of autism/special needs support – teachers, medical professionals and other care givers working with special needs children. The focus of this session is Building Together: At Home and in the Community.

Taxonomies and Ontologies for the Human Experience in Digital Environments

In this Symposium, mediaX brings together a multidisciplinary selection of scientists and researchers studying the human experience in digital environments. Through established frameworks, concept-proving projects, and practical issues, this program will explore how we might better describe the human experience in digital environments.

AI Ethics Workshop

mediaX Workshops allow member companies to meet and talk with Stanford thought leaders and other mediaX member organizations about novel research and industry challenging questions.

Building Reciprocity: Curiosity and Learning in Humans and Machines

This three session symposium (July 13, 14 and 15) brings together thought leaders from the Stanford and mediaX member communities to share recent insights on what similarities in curiosity and learning of humans and machines can be assumed or explored? This session will address creating mutually beneficial feedback loops.

Building Reciprocity: Curiosity and Learning in Humans and Machines

This three session symposium (July 13, 14 and 15) brings together thought leaders from the Stanford and mediaX member communities to share recent insights on what similarities in curiosity and learning of humans and machines can be assumed or explored? This session will exploring digital discovery strategies.

Building Reciprocity: Curiosity and Learning in Humans and Machines

This three session symposium (July 13, 14 and 15) brings together thought leaders from the Stanford and mediaX member communities to share recent insights on what similarities in curiosity and learning of humans and machines can be assumed or explored? This session will address empowering digital instruction through community and context.

Futures Literacy for Cultural Relevance and Organizational Leadership

The 2021 Global Innovation Leadership Program asks, How might we imagine the future? That we might be confident enough to innovate radically in changes that invest in tomorrow’s sustainable well-being and prosperity.