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Ithaca College Information Technology will host the 31st Educational Technology Day on Thursday, March 20, 2025 from 9 AM to 3 PM in the Ithaca College Campus Center.
This is event is free to attend, however we encourage you to register in advance. All presenters are expected to register prior to the day of the event. Visit Ithaca College Ed Tech Day for more information about the event.
Follow Ed Tech Day 2025 on social media using hashtag #EdTechDay25
Teaching & Learning with Technology Symposium
Teaching & Learning with Technology Symposium
Sponsored in collaboration with the Finger Lakes Faculty Development Network (FLFDN) presenters include faculty, instructional designers, technology coordinators, librarians and other educational experts.
Who Should Attend
Who Should Attend
Attendees include faculty, instructional designers, educational technology leaders, and those interested in bringing innovation to the teaching and learning experience.
This one-day conference is free to attend. Pre-registration is highly recommended. Visit the Ithaca College Ed Tech Day 2025 website to complete your conference registration.
Vendors and presenters will be on-hand to discuss
Vendors and presenters will be on-hand to discuss
Artificial Intelligence
Immersive technologies
Gaming
Open Education Resources (OER)
Classroom technology
Adaptive technology
IT Security
AV systems
Teaching & Learning with Technology
Networking
Call for Proposals
Call for Proposals
Since 2010, FLFDN has partnered with the Educational Technology Day at Ithaca College to provide our group and faculty members we serve an opportunity to share their work with others during the Teaching and Learning with Technology Symposium. The symposium committee members are seeking presenters who want to share innovative uses, best practices, and scholarship of new and established educational technologies. Detailed information regarding the call for proposals can be viewed in the FLFDN CFP Ed Tech Day 2025 document.
Session Format
Session Format
Presentations are 20 minutes and may be conducted in formats such as hands on, demonstration, discussion, presentation, or panel.
Demonstrate and discuss innovative educational strategies and technologies implemented
Share tools and tricks to manage courses and workload
Offer insight regarding technology, methods, questions used to guide and study research
Showcase emerging technologies and its potential value and impact on education
Questions about Ed Tech Day at Ithaca College or the Symposium
Questions about Ed Tech Day at Ithaca College or the Symposium
Contact Jenna Linskens (jlinskens@ithaca.edu) Director, Center for Instructional Design & Educational Technology, Ithaca College or email the Ed Tech Day Planning Committee (edtechday@ithaca.edu)
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