1. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device): Implications
Welcome and Introductions
James to introduce Marci
Marci Powell is Global Director for Education at Polycom and Chair Emerita and Past President of the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA). Powell is an industry expert in the field of educational technology and telecommunications with extensive experience in applications related to lifelong learning and innovation.
Powell began her career as a classroom teacher and has served as an administrator at various educational institutions. With over 20 years of educational leadership Marci shares global best practices and trends as a fellow educator and futurist through her keynote addresses and serves as an advisor to public and private sectors worldwide.
This year, Marci was inducted into the USDLA Hall of Fame and in 2011, the Texas Distance Learning Association (TxDLA) Hall of Fame. She was also awarded the Polycom 2011 CEO Award and the Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) 1998 Technology Support Person of the Year award.
Marci to introduce Leeann
Leeann Watkins is part of the 30 under 30 program this year. She just completed her fifth year at Southwest and is a Project Leader in their Training Department. Over the past years, she has been involved in a variety of training functions and projects: ranging from Microsoft class instruction to project management for AirTran Training Integration, design and development of a new Training facility, and……
Leeann to introduce James
Marci Powell, Polycom
James Lee, Southwest Airlines
Leeann Watkins, Southwest Airlines

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3. 900 million tablets in market
By 2015….
900 million tablets in market
982 million smart phones shipping annually.
James
Source: Gartner, “iPad and Beyond: The Future of the Tablet Market,” September 2, 2011, page 4

4. James

5. Topics Pros & Cons for the business and the learner
Issues and risks of not starting and managing a BYOD policy
Examples of successful or failed efforts in our organizations
Marci- Group 1: Pros & Cons for the business and the learner
James-                 Group 2: Issues and risks of not starting and managing a BYOD policy
Leeann-               Group 3: Examples of successful or failed efforts in our organizations

6. Questions