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Calling all innovative educators and tech enthusiasts!
Calling all innovative educators and tech enthusiasts!
The SDPBC Department of Educational Technology invites you to join us as we recognize 25 years of innovative technology conferences.
Whether you’re a tech-savvy teacher using technology in novel ways to engage your students, a school tech who shares shortcuts and quick tips with teachers about Google Workspace, or an admin using AI to improve workflow and operational efficiencies, we want you to submit a proposal to present.
Why Present?
Why Present?
Expand Your Network: Engage with Local, District, State, and National educators, innovators, and EdTech leaders.
Elevate Your Profile: Position yourself as a thought leader in the ever-evolving landscape of educational technology.
Inspire Change: Your insights could be the catalyst for the next big shift in teaching and learning.
Submission Details
Submission Details
Session Length: 45 minutes
Format: Workshops, interactive demos, lectures, and Q&As
Topics: EdTech tools, blended learning strategies, digital pedagogy, and more.
Session Title: limited to 75 characters
Session Description: limited to 500 characters
Presenter(s): a maximum of 2 presenters (primary and co-presenter)
Presenters who have special requests or requirements should include them in the application.
What can you present?
What can you present?
Creative ideas, approaches, applications, technology tools, and best practices.
Varied skill levels for beginner, intermediate, or expert audiences.
A range of technology topics for specific audiences: teachers, administrators, non-instructional support staff, and IT professionals.
Any topic that will give your audience a takeaway they can try or implement immediately after your session. And no, it doesn’t need to be about AI!
Before You Submit, Consider the Following:
Digital Literacy and Effective Use of Technology
Presentations should align with the ISTE standards whenever possible and showcase best practices in the effective use of technology that enhances instruction, increases productivity, or facilitates student learning.
Software/Hardware Approval
As a reminder, all software applications being presented on must be pre-approved by TCH. Please view this page for more information about TCH and the current approved list of software and hardware.
For questions regarding presentations and proposals, please contact:
Catherine Angione
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