Thursday, July 18, 2024
Dahlonega Campus, Cottrell Center
The 2024 Educational Technology Summit, hosted by the University of North Georgia College of Education and Pioneer RESA, provides an opportunity for district-wide technology specialists, school-based technology specialists, and P-20 educators to experience innovative and engaging technology applied to teaching and learning.
Our theme, “Ignite, Innovate, and Imagine” embodies the inspiration we hope to instill through this professional learning experience as we all prepare to begin the 2024-2025 school year.
April A. Nelms, Ph.D.
706-864-1672
anelms@ung.edu
Abstract Submission
Abstract proposals of between 200 - 250 words are due by June 14, 2024.
We welcome practitioner and research-based proposals and offer three engaging formats. You will be asked to indicate if your presentation would be best suited for a Full Session (50-minute presentation with the use of technology and questions), a Mini Session (25-minute presentation with technology demonstration), or a Teacher Slam (10-minute brief presentation with multiple presenters in one session).
Join us on Thursday, July 18, 2024, in beautiful Dahlonega, Georgia, to learn from educational technology experts from around the U.S. This event requires advance registration. Please use this link to register. Thanks to our sponsors, there is no cost. Registration is limited to 200 attendees. A waitlist will begin once we reach 200.
The 2024 Educational Technology Summit schedule will be updated here when it becomes available.
Speaker | Affiliation | Presentation Title |
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Claire Hughes | Cleveland State University | Cultivating AI for Inclusive Learning Spaces |
Michelle Cantley | 2 Teach Global, LLC | Inclusion Coaching with Protege - a Tele-Coaching Tool |
Bryan Fagan | Lumpkin County Middle School | Middle School Computer Programming: A Curriculum Overview |
Michelle Leftwich | 2Teach Global | Enhancing Instruction Through Collaboration: Co-teaching with a Technology Integration Specialist |
Jessica Mobley | Lyman Hall Elementary School | Flip'ping' Amazing Tech Tool |
Larry B. Fisher | Western Carolina University | Leveraging Artificial Intelligence as a Time-Saving Tool for Special Educators |
Kathy Randolph | Texas State University | How to Responsibly Use AI for Teachers and Students |
Alesha Stiles | Fannin County Middle School | Incorporating all areas of CTAE with Computer Science Project Based Learning |
Morgan Decker; Co-Presenter: Megan Milford | Hart County High School | Building Literacy Through Technology: Tech Tools that Matter in an English Language Arts Classroom |
Kyla Plumlee Nakashima | Gainesville High School | Leveraging ChatGPT for Unit Outlines and Student's Check Sheet |
For more information about becoming a sponsor, contact April Nelms.