Management of Online Classrooms

A resident of Livermore, CA, Eric Dillie is a distinguished nonprofit leader and education administration expert who draws upon two decades of experience. The superintendent of schools at Key Educational Group, Eric Dillie is also an advisory board member at Kapdec.

Kapdec is an e-learning academy that offers robust e-learning solutions for students, teachers, and educational institutions. The global digital platform is designed to help both math and science students. Kapdec Smart Room is a fully integrated platform that facilitates the online running and management of classrooms. Using this technology, teachers can conduct live classes and create and send homework assignments and announcements, as well as effectively manage classes.

Smart Room features include a Smart Class where users can safely and securely create a virtual classroom space and include students with just a few clicks, allowing teachers to effectively manage their students. In addition, managing communication is simplified as teachers can utilize a smart room’s communication portal to share a syllabus and send important news and documents, all while allowing teachers to connect in a central, safe, and secure platform.

Teachers can also create unique assignments tailored to a specific topic corresponding to the class they’re teaching. The same portal allows students to upload their homework, thus eliminating the need to create separate document libraries. Teachers can also track submissions made by students and subsequently grade tasks and tests in a central location. Kapdec has a private communication feature that allows teachers and students to have a one-to-one connection to provide any kind of assistance required, without having to go to external platforms.

ShareWaves Promote Youth Sports

A resident of Livermore, CA, Eric Dillie is a superintendent of Schools at Key Educational Group. An accomplished nonprofit leader and education administration expert, he has held high-profile positions at various nonprofits. Eric Dillie serves as an advisory board member for several nonprofit organizations including the ShareWaves Foundation.

ShareWaves works round the clock to ensure each child gets to experience the life-enriching “power of sports.” The ShareWaves Foundation believes that support and collaboration from well-wishers can help level the playing field and allow all children to have equal opportunity in sports participation.

Sports competition is a key ingredient for promoting community. When children participate in sports, they acquire healthy habits that benefit them throughout their lifetime. Sports enable children to experience character-building interactions that positively impact them both on and off the field. By participating in sports, children acquire core values such as discipline, fairness, self-respect, integrity, selflessness, humility, patience, and tenacity, many of the key building blocks of a successful life.

ShareWaves continues to speak out about the inequalities associated with youth sports programs and how lack of participation makes kids miss out on physical health, academic development, and socioeconomic growth benefits. In the midst of all the challenges children face today, there is a call for a movement to help address opportunity gaps that prevent children from fully benefiting from the transformative power associated with sports and structured play. 

ShareWaves Foundation Provides Resources to Keep Kids Active

A resident of Livermore, California, Eric Dillie has worked as School Superintendent with the Key Educational Group since 2016. In this role, he oversees staff and budgeting for public charter schools that serve around 600 students. Additionally, Eric Dillie supports several educationally focused community organizations, such as the ShareWaves Foundation.

Created with the mission of empowering young people through sports, ShareWaves works to expand access to athletic opportunities and support youth sports causes. Additionally, the foundation hosts fundraising events to facilitate financial aid and grants to young athletes. In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, which has prevented millions of children from playing sports in a team setting, the foundation created the #Ready2Play campaign.

Aimed at keeping young people active and engaged, the campaign offers resources such as video workouts and virtual training opportunities that are designed to keep kids socially engaged and physically active. In addition to experiencing the powerful mood boost that exercise provides, working out virtually as a community can help kids feel connected to one another despite the physical isolation. 

Rising Young Leaders Encourages Youth to Give Back to the Community

After nearly two decades as a teacher and administrator at various schools, Eric Dillie joined the nonprofit organization Key Educational Group (KEG) as the Superintendent of Schools. KEG provides a range of support services to a cluster of Bay Area charter schools. In addition to his work with KEG, Eric Dillie is a member of the board of directors of two nonprofit organizations, Partners for Change Tri-Valley and Rising Young Leaders.

Rising Young Leaders, which was previously known as the Mony Nop Foundation, is a nonprofit dedicated to encouraging middle school students to undertake community service in the Tri-Valley area of California. The founder of the organization, Mony Nop, was born in Cambodia and grew up in the slave labor camp known as the Killing Fields of Cambodia. In 1983, he managed to escape to the United States, where he had to face many challenges before becoming a police officer in 1995. His work enabled him to interact with youth, families, and school groups, which inspired him to create the Mony Nop Foundation.

The foundation awards scholarships to students, enabling them to enroll in programs in various areas ranging from the visual and performing arts to sports and athletics or leadership development. Students can earn scholarships by completing a certain number of volunteer hours.

Under the leadership of Mony Nop, the organization believes that all children deserve an opportunity to grow and reach their potential, and they seek to provide them with the tools to do so. By mentoring and guiding youth, Rising Young Leaders seeks to work toward creating positive change in the community.