Through our work with districts and PwC, we conduct Edtech Assessments to determine the level of technology that is currently incorporated into the classroom and throughout the district. These assessments lead to a strengthened vision and strategy for integrating technology at the local district level.
Connecting EdTech and educators is one of SVEF’s central tenants. In partnership with Google, iHub provides educators with the opportunity to integrate dynamic education technology into their classrooms to help their students achieve success.
SVEF has partnered with Code.org to help identify computer science needs in San Mateo and Santa Clara County school districts. iHub and Code.org work together, using advocacy, curriculum development, and professionally focused learning to prepare students for the needs of an increasingly tech-focused workforce.
Marc Suidan, Partner at PwC and iHub Board Chair
Sara Allan, Deputy Director of Education at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Brigid Barron, Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Education
Ashley Bittner, Principal at Owl Ventures
Bram Bout, Director at Google for Education
Bruce Chizen, Former CEO of Adobe Systems
Jared Darby, Educator at Mountain View High School
Chris Funk, Superintendent of East Side Union High School District
Burton Goldfield, President and CEO of TriNet
Kathy Gomez, Superintendent of Evergreen Elementary School District
Bill Honig, Vice-Chair of the California Instructional Quality Commission
Karen Johnson, Senior Program Officer K-12 Education at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Barbara Means, Executive Director – Learning Sciences Research, Digital Promise
Rick Rafey, Vice President of Product at Thuuz Sports
Faiyaz Shahpurwala, Entrepreneur
Zia Yusuf, Partner and Managing Director at The Boston Consulting Group