Meet Our Authors
Katrina Adkins
Public Sector Director of Education Strategy
Dr. Katrina Adkins has been in education for 20 years, both as a teacher and administrator (director of technology) and is a sought-after speaker at conferences and schools across the world. She has also authored dozens of educational technology whitepapers, books, journal articles, and blog posts on the topics of esports and EdTech.
Recent Content by Katrina Adkins
5 actions higher education institutions must take to modernize student learning spaces
How to create experiential environments that align with how your students learn
October 19, 2022
Education is constantly evolving. Classrooms must now be designed to infuse technology and fuel creativity.
Title IX turns 50: An ardent and overdue appeal for equality in esports
SHI is committed to helping female gamers thrive. Why aren't university presidents?
June 23, 2022
SHI is committed to helping female gamers thrive. Why aren't university presidents?
Actually, video games are great! Here’s why we encourage esports in education
Educational institutions can use esports to foster inclusivity, professional development skills, and more
May 23, 2022
Esports are becoming more acceptable in education, yet skeptics remain. If only they understood the benefits.
The future of esports in the public and private sectors
From libraries to airports to the metaverse, our esports experts reveal the future of scholastic esports
May 6, 2022
As scholastic esports grow in popularity and acceptance, SHI predicts future growth in the public sector.
Building an esports curriculum: 6 principles for success
Tailor your program to your school’s needs
April 18, 2022
Learn how to develop and launch an esports curriculum that meets student education needs and institutional body standards.
Effective Scholastic Esports
Building blocks for assembling your winning team
April 1, 2022
SHI has identified what it takes to create and implement a winning scholastic esports program.
How to successfully implement online learning during coronavirus and beyond
March 30, 2020
Whether your school has already instituted online learning practices or you’re still forming the best course of action, these 4 steps will give you the best chance of success.
