Dr. Paul Kim

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  By Paul Kim, Ph.D.
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  Dr. Paul Kim is the chief technology officer at Stanford University School of Education.He is an expert in educational entrepreneurship, higher education accreditation, e-learning technology and assessment for the K-20 education space.Dr. Kim also is vice president of information technology for Vyew, a provider of visual collaboration platforms.He has a Ph.D. in educational technology and currently leads various technology research and development projects and teaches graduate-level courses related to e-learning and for-profit education ventures at Stanford University.

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  Paul Kim, CTO, Stanford School of Education

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  Paul KIM - President and CEOPaul Kim is a passionate entrepreneur and founding CEO of Danal, Inc. who orchestrated the company's $9.5 million Series-A fundraising in May 2007 in a rare transaction that married top-tier U.S. venture capital with a public, Asian company that pioneered the business of charging online transactions to the mobile phone bill.As chief executive, Paul strives to instill the company with his passion for success and vision for innovating the payment industry.
  
  Prior to founding Danal in the U.S., Paul worked at Samsung's
  
  corporate venture capital group where he performed technology business development and investments on behalf of Samsung in the digital media, telecom, semiconductor, and internet sectors.Before Samsung, Paul worked in various capacities as a management consultant, consulting to both Fortune 100 companies in the high-tech and energy sectors, as well as for technology startups in the U.S. and Asia focusing on online gaming, eCommerce, and the internet.He also worked directly at several U.S. technology startups in eCommerce, online payments, and VOIP.Paul received his M.B.A. from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth as an Edward Tuck Scholar.Prior to that, he earned dual B.A. degrees in Economics and Political Science with honors from the University of California at Los Angeles as an Alumni Scholar.Paul is a member of American Mensa.
  
  Paul has a unique background: he was raised in three countries (South Korea, Philippines, and the U.S.), and his father was a prominent opposition leader who fought for South Korean democracy during the country's military rule in the 1960's.He enjoys traveling to exotic countries and experiencing different world cultures, and he is an avid sports enthusiast who has been involved with soccer & martial arts since childhood and was once runner-up in the Mr. Korea Bodybuilding Competition.Paul has deep humanitarian ambitions and has been involved with numerous volunteer activities, including spending time in schools & refugee camps in post-war Afghanistan.He lives by the motto, "I would rather live one day and change the world than 100 years anonymously."

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  "Mobile learning technology loaded with innovative educational content for basic literacy and numeracy seems to be in a dire need in many regions of the global community today," said Paul Kim, CTO for Stanford's School of Education.

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  Paul Kim, CTO, Department of Education, Stanford University

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  Paul Kim 
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  Paul Kim is a passionate entrepreneur who is the founding CEO of Danal, Inc., the global leader and pioneer in charging online transactions to consumers' mobile phone bills. The company combines the industry-leading technology and experience of its public parent company in Korea with top-tier venture capital backing in the U.S. Before his involvement with Danal, Mr. Kim worked as an expatriate at Samsung Electronics in its Corporate Venture Capital and Business Development group in Korea. Prior to this, Mr. Kim worked in various capacities as a management consultant and as an entrepreneur in the U.S. He was an Alumni Scholar at the University of California at Los Angeles, where he earned dual B.A. degrees with honors in Economics and Political Science, and he received his M.B.A. from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth as an Edward Tuck Scholar. Mr. Kim grew up in three different countries and is a former amateur bodybuilder who enjoys spending time with his family, working out, playing soccer & basketball, and traveling to exotic countries & pristine beaches.

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  Steve Hargadon, an architect of LearnCentral.org, Paul Kim, Leading Researcher of POMI, and Jennifer Corriero, Executive Director of TakingITGlobal, will present at the National Center for Technology Innovation's (NCTI) upcoming Webinar, Developing Tomorrow's Leaders Through Innovative Technology.
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  Dr. Paul Kim is the Chief Technology Officer for Stanford University School of Education. He has been leading various academic technology initiatives and teaching graduate courses related to digital innovations in education since 2001. He is currently one of leading researchers for Programmable Open Mobile Internet, an NSF project to develop a ubiquitous mobile computing model creating a completely programmable open mobile Internet for K-20 students to engage in creative and inspiring discoveries and explorations in various formal and informal learning scenarios. (For more information, visit http://cleanslate.stanford.edu). He is also working with numerous international organizations in developing mobile empowerment solutions for extremely underserved communities in developing countries.

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  That was certainly Stanford professor Paul Kim's first thought when he learned about TeacherMate.
  
  "When you look at the extremely poor communities ­- kids don't even have books," says Dr. Kim, who is assistant dean and chief technology officer for Stanford University's School of Education. Imagine TeacherMate in a poor African school, he says, where suddenly students have access to more than 500 stories in their own language.
  
  Currently, TeacherMate programs are available only in English and Spanish, but Kim is working on software in other languages.
  
  Projects such as One Laptop per Child are already trying to provide cheap computers to poor children worldwide, with mixed success. But TeacherMate could do better precisely because it is not a full-scale computer and is limited to teaching basic reading and math.
  
  Kim has started TeacherMate pilot projects in Mexico, Korea, and the Philippines. He is planning others in Rwanda, Uganda, and Sri Lanka.

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  Paul Kim, Assistant Dean and Chief Technology Officer at Stanford and Prof Anil Gupta, NIF executive vice-chairperson together assured to develop this idea into reality.

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  Paul Kim Chief Technology Officer, Stanford
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  Paul Kim CEO, Danal, Inc.

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