The NJASL Fall Conference is the conference in New Jersey offering professional development and peer-to-peer networking for school library media specialists and their fellow educators.
The NJASL Fall Conference is the conference in New Jersey offering professional development and peer-to-peer networking for school library media specialists and their fellow educators.
The Future of Education Technology Conference gathers the most dynamic and creative education professionals from around the world for an intensive, highly collaborative exploration of new technologies, best practices, and pressing issues.
The purpose of the Wisconsin Educational Media and Technology Association (WEMTA) is to empower educators to provide learning experiences that prepare students to flourish in an information-rich world.
The Pennsylvania Educational Technology Expo and Conference (PETE&C) is a statewide event that provides quality programs focused on technology in the educational field.
The NYS EMTA is an organization composed of New York State educators with media/technology responsibilities within a BOCES media program or a nonpublic regional media center.
CSLA advocates for excellence in school library programs, develops leaders in the school library field, and collaborates with other educational leaders to ensure that all California students are effective, responsible users and creators of ideas and information.
This virtual event is designed for schools to identify the latest STEM programs and digital resources.
Electronic Resources & Libraries (ER&L) brings together decision makers, thought leaders, and industry leaders in a relaxed, education-packed conference.
CUE inspires innovative learners by fostering community, personalizing learning, infusing technology, developing leadership, and advocating educational opportunities for all.
The Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium (SCELC) was established in 1986 to develop resource-sharing relationships among the libraries of private academic institutions in California.
Founded in 1977 by John Merriman, UKSG was originally known as the United Kingdom Serials Group, then the UK Serials Group. Now, with more than a third of members based outside the UK, it is simply known as UKSG.
