What happened around mediaX, Stanford University and beyond

From the Stanford Graduate School of Education: A report written by H-STAR/mediaX Faculty Director Roy Pea, a leading authority on learning and technology, calls for strong steps to advance ‘education data science.’

The ability to quickly scan another person’s body language or expression to get a quick read on what they’re thinking or feeling is a handy trick that most humans possess.

mediaX teams up with SPROCKIT to introduce a research perspective to the technology innovation arena. SPROCKIT showcases today’s media and entertainment entrepreneurs to the industry’s iconic companies.

Across media ecosystems in education, publishing and entertainment, new technologies and new applications are transforming how people interact with content. What new insights help harness the power of games for learning – in education, commerce and entertainment?

See Deeper, See Farther! This year’s conference highlighted how communication technology, abundant data, and ubiquitous connectivity can enhance the human experience.

In this porject, Ramesh Johari and Bar Ifrach ask the quesiton, “What if there were a better way to price apps than pricing based on either raising revenue or raising visibility”? Watch and engage with the video to see some results.

The mediaX Global Innovation Leadership Program at Stanford is a program that fills a critical gap for innovation executives, entrepreneurs and change makers who are looking to take their organizations through breakthrough change.

“The Future of Content in a Publish on Demand World”; Co-sponsored by mediaX and CodeX at Stanford University focuses on how changes in media are transforming content creation, consumption, and curation.

A lighting revolution is underway! It has been fueled by understanding how the dual character of light interacts with vision and emotion in the context of sustainable energy, responsive and expressive environments, remote connectivity, and enlightened communication.