EduTech 2021 Live

EduTech Live (Virtual) 2021 Conference

Welcome to EduTech Live 2021 Conference on Friday November 12, 2021!
This is a FREE virtual conference focused on using technologies in education.

EduTech 2021 Live is a one-day virtual event designed to provide full-time and part-time faculty and Instructional Technology staff from the local San Antonio 
area with important information about the use of technology dedicated to advancing quality digital teaching and learning. This one-day professional development and networking event features two keynote speakers, a multitude of fifty-minute break-out sessions, a technology showcase and a closing reception.
The purpose is to share strategies on effective teaching with technology in a variety of modalities in the classroom, and provide them an opportunity to share, peer-to-peer, from their experiences.
EduTech is also a great opportunity to collaborate, exchange ideas, and also expand the use of technology on campus. Topics will range from navigating technology tools to issues related to teaching and pedagogy. Each year the conference is organized by a district-wide committee composed of faculty members, administrators and instructional technology staff. The conference is fully funded by the Alamo Colleges District, the Faculty Development department. We invite you to come joint the FUN! We are sure you will find some great sessions that will spark your interest and expand your knowledge on teaching with technology.

Who will attend?

This conference is designed for educators of all types, including K-12 teachers, higher-education faculty and students, technologists, librarians, and anyone else interested in the use of technologies in education. The conference is packed with presentations from other educators, like you, who have something to share in the field. You'll walk away from this conference with new and fresh ideas to bring back to your classroom.

Questions?

We're here to help! If you have any questions, please contact
Usha Venkat at uvenkat@alamo.edu or Scott D'Amico at sdamico2@alamo.edu.