Discover practical pathways to modernize your physical security infrastructure without replacing everything you already own. This session with ByteSpeed and Avigilon covers cost-effective strategies, seamless migration from legacy systems, and the long-term benefits of the Avigilon Alta ecosystem.
Help your students step confidently into the world of AI with MagicStudent! Come learn how to use this student-safe environment and customize its Chatbot Builder and Research Assistant tools.
Learn and complete the first phase of your E-Rate application with an E-Rate expert on hand - all from the convenience of your office or living room!
Calling all K-12 computer science and STEM educators! Join your peers from across the state each month for an informative, engagement-rich networking meeting centered on topics that matter most to you.
Hi, AI! (Jan. 15–16, 2026) is a virtual conference for K–12 educators, administrators, and technology leaders to explore the promise and challenges of artificial intelligence in schools, with practical strategies, expert insights, and tools you can apply right away.
Join fellow educators to connect and collaborate on best practices for integrating instructional technology effectively into the classroom. This meeting offers a chance to share insights, troubleshoot challenges, and discover innovative tools to enhance learning experiences.
Ignite your students' passion for innovation! This dynamic workshop unveils the power of the Microsoft MakeCode app and the versatile micro:bit.
Discover how to improve K–12 cybersecurity without increasing costs. ByteSpeed and iboss will share practical strategies for web filtering, malware prevention, classroom controls, and responsible AI use—helping districts reduce complexity and make the most of their budgets.
This ongoing professional learning opportunity invites K-12 educators of all experience levels to join the ROE 20 Computer Science Curriculum Cohort.
Specifically for ELA teachers, this workshop will address meaningful, productive, creative, and content-specific uses of technology in the classroom.
No need to repeat yourself. Just tune in to learn how to move your network beyond single points of failure and how to keep your district online, even when hardware or fiber links fail.
Join fellow K-12 librarians each month to discuss shared experiences, ask questions, and share ideas for supporting robust school library programs.
