Taylor Williams

Secondary Curriculum Coordinator, International Christian School

Taylor Williams has been working in K-12 and adult education for more than 14 years. He is currently serving as the Secondary Curriculum Coordinator for the International Christian School in Hong Kong as well as a faculty instructor for Moreland University. This is his second time to serve at ICS in Hong Kong, most recently coming from Fort Worth Texas where he was Secondary Coordinator of Digital Learning.
With the support of his wife and children, Taylor strives to create new innovative paths to learning through technology integration consulting, keynote speaking, professional development training, maker space designing, educational research, and instructional design projects. He also does freelance graphic design, video editing, and photography when he’s not chasing his 4 children around the house. Passionate about learning and technology, Taylor makes sure that each person that he works with is well equipped to innovate and experience learning beyond traditional standards prepared to embrace and ride the front of the innovation wave.

Website: TaylorHWilliams.com
Twitter: @taylorhwilliams
LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylor-williams-50a94b126/

Upcoming Presentations

Remake the Innovative Leader: Beyond a Strong Handshake

In this session, we will experience challenges and questions to help develop and grow into a leader who can innovate and successfully adapt to change. Join us to learn how to remake your leadership and become a more impactful and effective leader.

Feedback Frenzy! Emojis, A.I. and Faster, More Robust Feedback for Innovative Students

According to research, feedback is one of the most effective ways for students to improve and develop their learning skills.

Level Up Your Professional Development, There is a Better Approach to Explore

When you think about professional development or professional learning, oftentimes the "professional" can be left by the wayside as the presenter stands up to share.

Past Presentations

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