I'm headed to Seattle for the National School Boards Association (NSBA) annual Technology and Learning Conference. I'm looking forward to meeting educators from across the country who are coming to Seattle for practical and innovative solutions to using technology in the classroom.

IQity Supports T+L Conference

IQity is a Platinum Sponsor of the T+L Conference and will be hosting an exciting special event on Wednesday evening. We'll be going to the Experience Music Project, a unique Seattle venue dedicated to the exploration of creativity and innovation in popular music. Interactive displays and the opportunity to see cutting-edge technology will be paired with a live band, dancing and refreshments, so conference attendees can mix networking and fun.

If you'll be at the conference, don't miss the party, and be sure to ask me how IQity can bring technology and learning to your school.


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posted by Teresa Berry at 8:41 AM 1 Comments

The National School Board Association's (NSBA) annual T+L Conference is coming up in Seattle October 28-30. T+L is short for Technology and Learning, and the conference is billed as the key event for school district leaders interested in educational technology.



Top Technology Topics

The conference will focus on a number of hot topics in the field, including S.T.E.M. Initiatives, social networking, and using technology to enhance one-to-one learning. The conference includes dozens of workshops and roundtables on technology topics. Examples include Online Learning vs. Traditional Learning: Which is More Effective for the Student?; The Virtual Science Lab; and Why All Your Teachers Must Learn How to Teach Online And How Their Brick-and-Mortar Classes Will Benefit. Pre-conference sessions are offered October 27 on issues such as getting students engaged in learning and technology and the law.

IQity Will be There

IQity will be hosting a social event at Seattle's Experience Music Project on October 29. Stay tuned for more specifics about our plans for a fun, exciting opportunity to network and party.





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