Leadership events aim to help K-12 leaders to prepare for tomorrow's education

Tech & Learning Regional Leadership Summits will bring together district administrators to explore new technologies and learn how they can prepare students for the future.

September 20, 2024

T&lThe Tech & Learning Northeast Regional Leadership Summit on October 18, 2024 at Rutgers University will bring together district administrators to take a deep dive into the latest technologies that their schools can implement to prepare students for the workforce of tomorrow.

Emerging tech that will be featured include AI, game design, AR/VR, esports, and 3D design, through hands-on sessions that let attendees explore how these tools can help to reshape and reimagine the future of education. 

Tl Summit Group PhotoThe Northeast Summit is free to attend for qualified attendees - and Tech & Learning covers a two-night hotel stay if needed. Find more information and register here.

The Tech & Learning Midwest Regional Leadership Summit on November 8, 2024 in Naperville, Illinois will bring together area district administrators and service agencies to take a deep dive into what it means to teach in the age of AI.

The summit will explore how emerging tech has impacted teaching and learning, including how to vet tools, assessing data privacy risks, and how to prepare staff and students for the Generative Age. 

The Midwest Summit is free to attend for qualified attendees – and Tech & Learning covers a two-night hotel stay if needed. Find more information and register here. 

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