TL Conferences Overview

Being a Competent Technology Resource Leader means being well informed. Attending a local, regional, or national technology conference provides the opportunity for you to become empowered, and connected with other Competent Technology Resource Leaders who have the same desire.

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Computer-Using Educators (CUE) provides leadership and support to advance student achievement in the educational technology community.

National Educational Computing Conference (NECC) - For more than two decades, NECC has been the premier forum in which to learn, exchange, and survey the field of educational technology. This annual conference — presented by ISTE and keyed to the National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) — features hands-on workshops, lecture-format and interactive concurrent sessions, discussions with key industry leaders, and the largest educational technology exhibit in the world.

 The Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA)is the largest state organization devoted to the use of technology in education. Founded in 1980, the organization has been very active throughout Texas supporting instructional technology.

 Florida Education Technology Conference (FETC) a division of 1105 Media Inc., is one of the largest, most successful conferences in the United States devoted to educational technology. The conference program is designed so educators and administrators have an opportunity to learn how to integrate different technologies across the curriculum – from kindergarten to college – while being exposed to the latest hardware, software and successful strategies on student technology use. FETC is designed for teachers, principals and deans, district administrators, curriculum designers, media specialists, technology directors and various other educators.