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Belonging & Inclusion
Belonging & Inclusion
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity
Data Privacy/ Management and Interoperability
Data Privacy/ Management and Interoperability
Digital Access
Digital Access
Educational Environment
Educational Environment
Finance and Funding
Finance and Funding
Innovative Technologies
Innovative Technologies
Instructional Practice
Instructional Practice
IT Management
IT Management
Leadership & Vision
Leadership & Vision
Managing Tech and Research
Managing Tech and Research
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Ticketed Events
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Additional Fee
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Invite Only

Adam Steiner, PhD

Director of Educational Technology
Wellesley Public Schools
Wellesley, Massachusetts

Adam Steiner, PhD, serves as the Director of Educational Technology for the Wellesley Public Schools in Massachusetts. With a career rooted in the belief that technology should be a bridge to equity, Adam oversees the strategic implementation of digital tools to enhance teaching and learning across the district.

Adam earned his PhD from Boston College, specializing in curriculum, instruction, and technology. His doctoral research and professional focus center on the intersection of one-to-one technology initiatives and Universal Design for Learning (UDL). He is particularly interested in how systemic educational change can be managed to create more inclusive, flexible learning environments that meet the needs of all students.

Before transitioning into district leadership, Adam spent a decade in the classroom as a high school social studies teacher. This foundational experience as a practitioner informs his current work, ensuring that technology integration remains student-centered and pedagogically sound rather than just a technical exercise.

Beyond his work in K-12 education, Adam is deeply committed to public service and local governance. He recently completed 8 years as an elected member of the Framingham City Council, and he continues to advocate for his community and works on policy initiatives to improve local infrastructure and services. Adam is also an active supporter of the Special Olympics and can be seen every winter participating in the "Polar Plunge." Adam resides in Framingham with his wife and two daughters, balancing his passion for educational innovation with his dedication to family and civic duty.

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