The NETA Conference 2008 - Digital Transformers Goin' Global
Each year over 2000 educators, administrators, and technologists from a four state region gather in Omaha, Nebraska for what has become one of the largest, and most important educational conferences in the area. The Nebraska Educational Technology Association's Spring Conference brings together speakers of international significance to inspire us and provoke our thinking along with over a hundred breakout sessions featuring topics across the range of interests in educational technology. In addition, the conference has hands-on workshops that run throughout the two day conference.
Beyond the conference itself, NETA is a chance to meet and network with technology-minded educators from nearly every grade level and discipline K-20!
Join us in Omaha April 24 & 25, 2008. Your teaching will be digitally transformed! Online registration is open now!
Check out our photo slideshow from the conference on Flickr!
Onsite Registration/Check-in hours:
Wednesday 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM
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Mini-Workshops--two hour sessions instead of the normal one hour. This will give the presenters and participants additional time to cover the topic more in-depth.
Playgrounds--open sessions that run for one to two hours. Participants are invited to drop in any time during the scheduled "playground" and try out different programs. This is an excellent way to get assistance learning new technologies.
Administrators Please Note--Dr. Tim Tyson (read about him in "Keynote& Featured Speakers" section of this site) will be featured on Friday April 25th. One of his sessions will be a two-hour session for administrators and teacher leaders. The topic will be how school leaders can affect exciting change in their schools to "make learning irresistible." Pre-registration is required for this session.
First Time at NETA?
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