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Presentation titles and descriptions should reflect the uses of technology for teaching and learning, not specific hardware or software.If the brand or product is critical or a sponsor should be recognized, that information may be included in the description

Thank you for your interest in sharing your knowledge and experience with the educational professional in Arizona (and beyond).

There are four (4) types of presentations listed:(times and formats depend on the conference)

Presentation: a 50-60 minute "stand and deliver" hopefully with audience participation.

Hands-on: a 50-60 minutes session in a lab (or where participants provide laptops) that has participants actively involved.

Poster Sessions: Informal exhibit-style presentations (similar to science fair presentations) focused on the sharing of curriculum, classroom projects and activities, staff development, or administrative ideas. Ideally presenters "man" the poster during high traffic times (after keynote and during lunch) to answer questions and explain their project..

Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions: VERY INFORMAL, roundtable discussion format providing a special opportunity for like-minded educators to gather and network. A facilitator will moderate and a recorder will capture the essence of the discussion. .