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Cyber Summit 2021 has ended
With this year’s Summit taking place 20 months after COVID-19 hit North America, it seems fitting to look at how our ecosystem is moving to the "new normal".

We know this pandemic has led to a rapid acceleration of the use of digital technologies for remote learning and working. Combined with the advances in automation, and AI, the ways we interact with each other and our economy are changing. As we return to a post-pandemic world, it will be one that is forever changed. The question now is: what practices will be different, what will stay the same, and how will our lives improve as we adapt to the "new normal"?​​​​
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Said El Mejdani

Fort McMurray Public School Division & Westwood Coders
Teacher
Alberta, Canada
Said El Mejdani is a computer science teacher at Fort McMurray Public School District , Said is a National Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2019, Queen Medal recipient in 2023, USA College Board AP Computer Science A diversity award recipient (2023) and NCWIT Western Canada Educator award winner. He holds a Bsc. Math from Ibn Toufail University in Kenitra, Morocco, a B.Ed from Ecole Normal Superieur in Rabat, Morocco, and a Master’s Degree in Computer Science from the Univesity of Sherbrook, Canada. With a passion for disruptive technology and innovation, Said embraces students who are uninterested in academics and provides an avenue for them to experience success. He knows every student can thrive when they drive their own learning, so he coaches students to think critically to reach their goals.

As a life-long learner, Said believes that students grow when challenged with computational thinking, problem solving and product-oriented learning. As a father of three, one of his great passions in life is to see kids grow and learn.

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My Speakers Sessions

Wednesday, November 10
 

1:35pm MST