Education Technology Event

An Education Technology Event is an educational gathering that brings together education professionals and technology providers (to advance educational technology adoption and best practices).

• AKA: EdTech Event, Educational Technology Conference, EdTech Conference.
• Context:
  • It can facilitate Professional Learning through expert presentations and interactive workshops.
  • It can showcase Technology Innovation via product demonstrations and hands-on experiences.
  • It can enable Professional Networking through structured sessions and informal meetings.
  • It can support Technology Adoption via implementation guidance and success story sharing.
  • It can promote Educational Leadership through strategic planning sessions and leadership workshops.
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  • It can range from being a Small Scale Technology Gathering to being a Major Education Conference, depending on its attendance scope.
  • It can range from being a Single Focus Workshop to being a Multi-Track Conference, depending on its content breadth.
  • It can range from being a Virtual Technology Event to being an In-Person Conference, depending on its delivery format.
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  • It can integrate with Education Institution for case study presentations.
  • It can partner with Technology Vendor for solution demonstrations.
  • It can collaborate with Education Expert for knowledge dissemination.
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• Example(s):
  • Major Conferences, such as:
    • Future of Education Technology Conference for K12 technology advancement.
    • ISTE Conference for educational technology standards.
    • ASU GSV Summit for education innovation.
  • Specialized Events, such as:
    • Educational Gaming Conferences for game-based learning.
    • Learning Analytics Symposiums for data-driven education.
    • Digital Learning Workshops for online education.
  • Regional Gatherings, such as:
    • State Technology Conferences for local implementation.
    • District Technology Days for school-level adoption.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • General Education Conferences, which lack specific technology focus.
  • Technology Industry Events, which lack education-specific content.
  • School Staff Meetings, which lack the broader scope and external participation.
  • Education Policy Summits, which focus on policy making rather than technology implementation.
• See: Professional Conference, Education Technology, Professional Development, Technology Innovation, Educational Leadership.

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