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April 28-30, 2015 • Microsoft Campus • Redmond, WA Home About Keynotes Participate Schedule Registration Sponsors Travel -- WIPTTE 2015: April 28-30, 2015 The Ninth Workshop on the Impact of Pen and Touch Technology on Education WIPTTE 2015 - "Pen and Touch in 2015: The Perfect Storm" 9th Workshop on the Impact of Pen and Touch Technology on Education Microsoft Campus, Redmond, WA, USA - April 28-30, 2015 -- Microsoft Campus, Redmond, WA, USA - April 28-30, 2015 -- "Pen and Touch in 2015: The Perfect Storm" -- JOIN US FOR WIPTTE 2016 AT BROWN UNIVERSITY! Thanks to everyone for making WIPTTE 2015 a huge success on the campus of Microsoft at Redmond, Washington! Come join us again for WIPTTE 2016, which will be held on the beautiful campus of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. WIPTTE 2016 Official Site Updates 04/29/2015: The WIPTTE 2015 Evaluation Survey is now up! 04/11/2015: The travel section is now updated with useful information on local arrangements. 04/04/2015: The complete program schedule is now available. Welcome The 2015 Workshop on the Impact of Pen and Touch Technology in Education (WIPTTE) seeks papers that report on the impact of pen and touch interfaces across education settings, including both formal and informal learning environments. WIPTTE 2015 will take place on April 28-30, 2015 at the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington, USA. WIPTTE, an independent conference with multiple sponsors, has previously been hosted by universities. For 2015, the WIPTTE conference steering committee accepted a Microsoft invitation to host the conference, which will coincide with Microsoft digital ink and touch-related announcements that pertain to educational research and applications. Overview In the past few years, pen and touch enabled tablet computers have been changing the face of education. Since 2006, The Workshop on the Impact of Pen and Touch Technology in Education (WIPTTE) has been part of making this revolution happen by bringing together educators and students, researchers, developers, manufacturers and decision makers to look at and experience the current and coming state of the art around these technologies. WIPTTE is unique in bringing such a diverse group together to interact and share research, experiences tools, lessons learned and ideas for future directions. Join us at the Microsoft campus in Redmond, WA for the ninth annual WIPTTE conference April 28-30, 2015. Keynote Talks and Paper Presentations The following honorary guests will be highlighting their research work in the keynote talks below: Computer Interfaces Can Stimulate or Undermine Students’ Ability to Think Sharon Oviatt, Incaa Designs Nonprofit The Pen is Mightier than the Keyboard Pam Mueller, Princeton University Microsoft Worldwide Education Talk Anthony Salcito, Microsoft Reflections on Classroom Presenter Richard Anderson, University of Washington Perceptive Pixel / Surface Hub Talk Jeff Han, Microsoft Paper presentations and keynote talks that encompass the workshop will be presented by researchers from different areas of industry and academia, including but not limited to: Brown University Central Florida University Cornell University Georgia Institute of Technology Massachusett Institute of Technology Microsoft Research Northwestern University Pepperdine University Samsung Seattle Pacific University Texas A&M University University of Washington Wacom Computer Interfaces Can Stimulate or Undermine Students’ Ability to Think Sharon Oviatt The Pen is Mightier than the Keyboard Pam Mueller Anthony Salcito Vice President , Microsoft Worldwide Education , Microsoft Reflections on Classroom Presenter Richard Anderson Jeff Han General Manager , Perceptive Pixel / Surface Hub , Microsoft -- Presented Papers The following papers will be presented by researchers from Brown, MIT, Teas A&M, Pepperdine, Northwestern University, Cornell, Wacom, Samsung, Microsoft Research, and others, including: Authors Title Track Dongwook Yoon, Nicholas Chen, François Guimbretière and Abigail Sellen RichReview: blending ink, speech, and gesture to support collaborative document review Best-of paper Paul Taele, Laura Barreto and Tracy Hammond Maestoso: An Intelligent Educational Sketching Tool for Learning Music Theory Best-of paper Kenneth Forbus CogSketch: Sketch Understanding for Cognitive Science Research and Education Best-of paper Kimberle Koile and Andee Rubin TABLET-BASED TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT STUDENTS’ UNDERSTANDING OF DIVISION Full paper Paul Taele and Tracy Hammond An Intelligent Sketch-Based Educational Interface for Learning Complex Written East Asian Phonetic Symbols Full paper Robert Thompson, Steven Tanimoto and Virginia Berninger Design Studies for Stylus and Finger-Based Interaction in Writing Instruction on Tablets Full paper Guan Wang, Nathaniel Bowditch, Musik Kwon, Robert Zeleznik and Joseph Laviola A TABLET-BASED MATH TUTOR FOR BEGINNING ALGEBRA Full paper Eric Hamilton, Zachariah Mbasu and David Stern A Model for Teacher and Student Collaboration Using Tablets in Digital Media Making: Results from Ghana and the US Full paper Seth Polsley, Jaideep Ray, Trevor Nelligan, Michael Helms, Julie Linsey and Tracy Hammond Leveraging Trends in Student Interaction to Enhance the Effectiveness of Sketch-Based Educational Software Full paper Eric Hamilton, George Foeaman, Lynette Foeaman, Hiroo Kato and Joseisrael Ramirez-Gamez A cyber-ensemble of inversion, immersion, shared knowledge areas, query and digital media-making in STEM classrooms Full paper Moses Okumu, Nishesh Chalise and Hiroo Kato A systems dynamics approach to process evaluation of pen and touch based digital media making projects Full paper Blake Williford, Wayne Li, Julie Linsey, Trevor Nelligan, Paul Taele and Tracy Hammond An Intelligent Pen-Based Educational Application for Design Sketching Instruction Full paper Dale Pokorski, David Okoth, Vaishali Nandy, Julaine Fowlin, Catherine Amelink and Glenda Scales Inking Pedagogy: A Review of Effective Implementation In Engineering Full paper Full Paper Deadline: January 19, 2015 Short Paper and You-Try-It Deadline: February 23, 2015 Poster Abstract Deadline: February 23, 2015 Contact Email: wiptte@wiptte.com Reserve Your Room Today! Rate good until April 10, 2015 (click on travel link) Pam Mueller and Sharon Oviatt confirmed for Keynote Speakers! -- Focus Pen, touch, and tablets are changing the face of education. Be part of the revolution! The Workshop on the Impact of Pen and Touch Technology in Education (WIPTTE) coenes users, researchers, developers, decision makers, students, and teachers to share and to drive exciting progress in the use of pen and touch technology in the future of education. WIPTTE's first annual conference took place in 2006 at Purdue University. It has since been hosted in several other locations, including Virginia Tech, Pepperdine, Texas A&M University, and this year, at the Microsoft Campus in Redmond, WA. Each conference brings approximately 150 participants from industry, academia (including researchers, developers, and users), K-12 teachers, and junior/high school students together to share their tools, experiences, ideas, and innovative research. Check Out Last Year's Content: 2014 WIPTTE at Texas A&M The Workshop on the Impact of Pen and Touch Technology in Education (WIPTTE, formerly WIPTE) exists to share research and effective practice on the use of these tools in education. Organized By -- 2015 Host Sponsors 2015 Gold Sponsors 2015 Silver Sponsors 2015 Bronze Sponsors 2014 Platinum Sponsors 2014 Gold Sponsors 2014 Silver Sponsors 2014 Bronze Sponsors For website comments and corrections email webmaster@wiptte.com. Tweets about "@wiptte" Tweets by @WIPTTE -- ... -- -- --...