Stephanee Stephens

Stephanee Stephens is an accomplished educational leader, advocate, and international presenter in the field of Instructional Technology and Leadership with a track record of successful change management and consultative sales. She joined Kennesaw State University (KSU) in 2016 as Director of iTeach and leads a team of Instructional Technology Specialists supporting schools and districts with technological and pedagogical initiatives. Her passion for personalized learning has led her to develop and teach the first (and only) personalized learning endorsement program for educators in the nation. Prior to joining KSU, she was a Program Specialist in Instructional Technology for Personalized Learning at Fulton County Schools, Georgia, where she began her career as a Spanish Teacher at Autrey Mill Middle School. Stephens holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and a Bachelor of Education degree in Multi-Age Education from The University of Toledo, as well as a Master of Education in Inclusive Education and is currently a Doctoral Candidate with a specialization in Instructional Technology. Her research interests include Personalized Learning and Maker Education. She has numerous publications and presentations to her credit, including co-authoring a white paper titled A Vision for Personalized Learning in Georgia K-12 Schools. Stephens remains authentic, approachable, and passionate about teaching and learning. Follow her on Twitter @StephSteph83.