Hampton Conway is an Instructional Technology Specialist for Prince George's County Schools. He spent 10 years as primary and middle school teacher before going on to be a principal for 6 years. Hampton is passionate about closing the achievement and opportunity gaps that hinder children's success. He has taken on his current position in order to do just that by having a global impact on administrators, teachers, and students by addressing the "digital divide" and helping them learn to utilize technology efficiently and effectively. Hampton earned his Masters of Public Management from Carnegie Mellon University.

Dr. Terri Jefferson is a Title I Instructional Technology Specialist in the Department of State and Federal Programs in Prince George’s County Public Schools. As a former early childhood teacher, technology teacher, and special education coordinator, she  is passionate about education and getting teachers and students excited about integrating technology into the daily curriculum.  Her responsibilities in PGCPS include supporting technology integration in Title I schools. She also coordinates an Early Learning Program, serving over 700 kindergarten-second grade classrooms. She has conducted many workshops and trainings on technology integration and has presented at numerous conferences at the local, state, and national level. Terri has worked with teachers in all grade levels teaching them to use technology to engage students to be active learners.

Christina Jerome is a Title I Instructional Technology Specialist for Prince George’s County Public Schools. Christina has over 10 years of experience as a math and science educator within PGCPS. She has a masters degree in Curriculum and Instruction from McDaniel college and earned her undergraduate degree in Elementary Education from University of Maryland. As an instructional coach she mentored and supported math and science teachers by planning and facilitating collaborative department meetings, providing observation based feedback on lesson design, delivery and assessment. Mrs. Jerome advanced the use of data analysis through continuous conversations and professional development which resulted in instructional based decision making.

Dr. Meri Robinson is the Title I Supervisor of Digital Learning for Prince George’s County Public Schools. Meri has over 17 years of experience with developing, implementing and facilitating systemic professional development workshops in computer literacy, computer-assisted instruction and computer software to principals, teachers, students, and parents. Many of the implementations that Meri has overseen have become model implementations and received national awards like Apple Distinguished Programs. As the Supervisor of Digital Learning, Meri Robinson is entrusted to ensure a smooth and successful implementation. To successfully bring together a cutting edge, fast changing, continually evolving technology into an established educational system already in progress on such a large scale requires patience, persistence, vision, discipline, dedication, and commitment. Meri has a dynamic, unique leadership style that showcases the creative talents of others and provides an opportunity for them to excel.