FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Fairfield University’s School of Education and Human Development (SEHD) will host an Educational Technology Forum for educators on Friday, Nov. 1, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Dolan School of Business Event Hall.
The SEHD is inviting K-12 educators to participate in this forum, and share strategies for successfully using technology to improve student learning.
Registration is requested by October 14. The SEHD will be in contact with educators who indicate that they are interested in participating. Participants will receive a special designation for professional development delivery on their certificate of participation.
Are you eager to learn how other educators are successfully using technology in the classroom? Are you interested in the latest ed tech trends educators need to know? By attending this educational technology forum, educators will gain a certificate for attending, gain valuable insights from expert faculty and staff, and the opportunity to network and connect with fellow educators. This event will foster a collaborative environment that promotes shared learning and innovative practices.
Attendees will gain access to:
- Presentations from educators and Fairfield University faculty, staff, and students about strategies and skills educators can use tomorrow in the classroom including AI, Open Educational Resources, and more.
- Networking and idea sharing with peers and educational technology professionals from around the state.
- Information about how to become an ISTE Certified Educator at Fairfield University.
- A certificate for attending.
Fairfield University is a modern, Jesuit Catholic University, rooted in one of the world’s oldest intellectual and spiritual traditions. More than 6,000 undergraduate and graduate students from 36 states, 47 foreign countries, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico are enrolled in the University’s five schools. In the spirit of rigorous and sympathetic inquiry into all dimensions of human experience, Fairfield welcomes students from diverse backgrounds to share ideas and engage in open conversations. The University is located in the heart of a region where the future takes shape, on a stunning campus on the Connecticut coast just an hour from New York City.