Events

Our mission is to bring together people, ideas, practices and technologies so that educators and learners can fulfil their potential.

Each year, FETC is tailored to the needs of an increasingly technology-driven education community — and 2019 will be no exception. The 39th National Future of Education Technology Conference features industry experts and unrivaled agenda content, an Expo Hall filled with the latest and greatest solutions, and a community of thousands eager to network with like-minded peers.

The TASA Midwinter Conference has become the most popular conference of the year for Texas school leaders because it provides such a valuable opportunity to come together to discuss and share innovative practices, network with peers, address the administrative issues administrators face every day, and gain fresh insights.

The Partners in Education Conference (PIE) will be held Jan. 28–31, 2019. The PIE conference, which focuses on instruction and best practices for all students, will be held at the Music City Center in downtown Nashville.
We would like to bring special attention to the pre-conference, Passport to the Future, taking place Mon., Jan. 28. The department has partnered with Transition Tennessee to highlight evidenced-based practices that prepare students with disabilities to be successful in postsecondary education, employment, and independent living.
Information regarding conference programming and hotel accommodations will be posted here as it becomes available. Be sure to mark your calendars. We look forward to seeing you!

The National ESEA Conference Exhibit Hall is open two days of the conference and is full of opportunities to learn more about the latest in educational offerings. Visit exhibit booths to ask questions and discover tools to benefit your staff and students in the classroom. Fill a backpack for donation to local Kansas City students. Watch a flash demo for an in-depth look at new educational products and services. With so much to see and do, you’ll want to schedule plenty of time to spend in the Exhibit Hall on Thursday and Friday.

The NJASA Technology Committee is planning its twenty-fourth annual technology conference – TECHSPO ‘19 – a full, two-day technology training and exhibition conference for key school leaders. Educators and their communities will benefit from the data, knowledge, and materials to be presented at what has become New Jersey’s premier educational technology conference.

The National ESEA Conference Exhibit Hall is open two days of the conference and is full of opportunities to learn more about the latest in educational offerings. Visit exhibit booths to ask questions and discover tools to benefit your staff and students in the classroom. Fill a backpack for donation to local Kansas City students. Watch a flash demo for an in-depth look at new educational products and services. With so much to see and do, you’ll want to schedule plenty of time to spend in the Exhibit Hall on Thursday and Friday.

The NJASA Technology Committee is planning its twenty-fourth annual technology conference – TECHSPO ‘19 – a full, two-day technology training and exhibition conference for key school leaders. Educators and their communities will benefit from the data, knowledge, and materials to be presented at what has become New Jersey’s premier educational technology conference.

The purpose of MECA is to provide for the sharing and exchanging of ideas, techniques, materials, and procedures for all persons interested in computers in education including instructional applications, administrative applications, and computer science education.

Passionate teachers, campus and district leaders unite at this annual event to gather and share the latest trends and best practices for creating engaging classrooms that excite todays active and inspired learners.

The Pennsylvania Educational Technology Expo and Conference is a statewide event that provides quality programs focused on technology in the educational field. Each year, hundreds of exhibitors showcase their latest technology products and services to the vast audience of teachers, administrators, technology directors, school board members and more. Monday and Tuesday mornings kick off with keynote speakers that will both educate and inspire you. Throughout the three days, you can attend concurrent sessions and student showcases. There is something for everyone at PETE&C

As a program of theLearningLab of EducationPlus, the Midwest Education Technology Community (METC) is an ISTE affiliate dedicated to assisting the education community through support, promotion, and leadership in the effective use of educational technology. Friend, Follow or Like @METCedplus to learn more.

The Ohio Educational Technology Conference – OETC – is the largest P-20 state educational technology conference in the nation. Each year, more than 5,000 educational technology professionals and enthusiasts come together to explore the forefront of P-20 learning and innovation in Ohio.

The ICE Conference is an educational technology conference that attracts educators, Technology Directors, CTOs and Administrators to learn best practices for integrating technology into their schools, classrooms, and libraries. Over 5,000 unique visitors joined us in 2018.

#ICE19 will showcase nationally recognized speakers as well as more than 400 informative sessions and workshops. Over 170 corporate sponsors & exhibitors will also be on-site showing their support for the ICE Conference and technology in education.

NCCE is a professional learning organization for educators and hosts the largest education conference in the Northwest. Founded in 1971, NCCE has a solid foundation advocating for the effective use of technology in education. With a focus on 21st†Century skills, NCCE works to provide best practices to educators with the goal of enhancing student success.

NCCE provides resources and innovative professional learning opportunities to educational communities throughout their career. Our professional learning specialists have a broad range of expertise and provide customizable, relevant training on topics important to educators. NCCE works with K-20 educators and pre-service teachers to personalize learning experiences and strategically align technology initiatives with other state, district and school initiatives.

NCCE partners with educators, educational leaders, affiliates and corporations to enhance teaching and learning through our conference, professional development and resources. An affiliate organization of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), NCCE has a membership base from Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.

A Conference for Educators by Educators

The Mid-America Association for Computers in Education will be hosting their annual education technology conference in Manhattan. This is a wonderful learning and networking opportunity for educators, and a great low-cost option for school districts to support technological staff development.

A Conference for Educators by Educators

The Mid-America Association for Computers in Education will be hosting their annual education technology conference in Manhattan. This is a wonderful learning and networking opportunity for educators, and a great low-cost option for school districts to support technological staff development.

NCTIES is a membership association for educators and educator leaders engaged in advancing excellence in learning and teaching through the effective use of technology. We are the North Carolina ISTE affiliate.

The mission of NCTIES is to provide leadership in educational communications and technology by linking all who hold a common interest in the use of educational technology and its application to the learning process.

For three days in March, Spring CUE will be the epicenter of educational excellence and innovation! Spring CUE has been the go-to event for educational innovation for almost 40 years – come and see what the buzz is about, find your people, be inspired and raise your game as an educator in the beautiful surroundings of Palm Springs.

Educators, technology coordinators, TOSAs, administrators and those who are educational mindset leaders should consider attending CUE. Keynotes, sessions and exhibits will be of special value to those involved in all core areas, Title I, School Improvement Program, Data and Assessment, Future Ready, English Language Development (ELD), Special Needs, and GATE. Thousands of teachers, administrators, and other professionals will attend the four-day conference.

The Mission of KySTE (Kentucky Society for Technology in Education) is to empower the educational community in the Commonwealth of Kentucky to infuse technology as an integral part of the educational process through advocacy and leadership, promoting educational excellence and supporting technology-based innovation.

MACUL helps educators identify sound educational practices related to technology as well as understand the implications of rapid changes in technology. Recognizing the challenges in preparing students, we strive to encompass the entire educational community from preschool through college level. MACUL is a force in building professional coalitions with organizations including the Michigan Virtual University, the Michigan Department of Education, AT&T, and others to benefit educators and students in the integral use of technology in education.

NETA is proud to be a regional partner of Future Ready, an organization that “helps district leaders plan and implement personalized, research-based digital learning strategies so all students can achieve their full potential.” NETA chose to partner with Future Ready in order to strengthen our offerings for administrators in Nebraska and the Midwest region.

InfoComm is the largest, most exciting event in the Western Hemisphere focused on the pro-AV industry, with nearly 1,000 exhibitors, thousands of products, and 40,000 attendees from 110+ countries.

The InfoComm show is your once-a-year opportunity to see the latest audiovisual technology, learn the skills that will advance your career, and grow your professional network.

The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE®) is the premier nonprofit organization serving educators and education leaders committed to empowering connected learners in a connected world. ISTE serves more than 100,000 education stakeholders throughout the world.

The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference programming is derived from member-driven content organized across overarching IT tracks and hosts one of the largest exhibit halls in the industry.

SC EdTech offers content and activities that span all areas of educational technology with diverse workshops, presentations, speakers, exhibitors, and recognition events. The conference is managed by the South Carolina Association for Educational Technology (SCAET), a 501c3 non-profit organization.

With over 100 concurrent sessions and workshops, and over 160 exhibit booths, there will be a lot to experience during the three day conference.

Keep up with the latest 2015 conference news under “Latest News” and through the links above. Watch for updates and news related to the conference on this page and its links. Also, follow the EdTech Conference on Facebook and Twitter.

The Board of Directors of S.C.A.E.T. and the Conference Planning Committee, welcome you to SC EdTech and we hope you have an enjoyable, positive, and productive conference experience in 2016.

CETPA is an association of Educational Technology Professionals (technologists) within the State of California. Founded in 1960, the major emphasis of the association’s activities are directed towards improving Administrative Information Processing in public education within the State of California and to prepare its membership to better meet and support the technological needs of the Instructional Program. CETPA is a California non-profit corporation, as recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. Its Board of Directors are elected by ballot at the association’s Annual Conference.