Sessions
No matter how you are attending, your time at the 2021 TCEA Convention & Exposition will be filled with innovative presentations, incredible opportunities for connection, and valuable experiences.
Explore our session topics and formats, then claim your spot, in-person or online, for a personalized learning and networking event that will energize you with new tools, skills, and fresh ideas to implement in your school or district. The full session listing will be published in November.
Sessions
No matter how you are attending, your time at the 2021 TCEA Convention & Exposition will be filled with innovative presentations, incredible opportunities for connection, and valuable experiences.
Explore our session topics and formats, then claim your spot, in-person or online, for a personalized learning and networking event that will energize you with new tools, skills, and fresh ideas to implement in your school or district. The full session listing will be published in November.
Improving Outcomes from Classroom, Campus, and District Approaches
The TCEA Convention & Exposition brings together a wide range educators, including classroom instructors, district leadership, IT professionals, and educators of all levels seeking new ideas and practices to improve teaching and learning.
So we make sure that our presentations, led by content experts and in-the-trenches educators, cover a wide variety of important topics. The 2021 sessions are organized within the following topics. Pick one, or many, and create an experience that is just right for you.
Full List of Session Topics
- Adobe
- Advocacy and Educational Policy
- Apple
- Assessment and Data
- Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality / Mixed Reality
- Blended / Flipped / Virtual Learning
- Coaching
- Coding / Computational Thinking
- Computer Science
- CTE / Technology Applications
- CTO
- Curriculum Design
- Cybersafety / Security
- Device Implementation and Management
- Digital Literacy
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Early Childhood and Young Learners
- ELAR
- ESL/ELL
- Esports
- Funding
- Future Ready
- Gamification
- Gifted and Talented
- Information Technology / Technical Support
- IoT / Gadgets
- Leadership
- Learning Spaces
- Library Media / Media Integration
- Makerspace
- Math
- Microsoft
- OER
- PBL
- Personalized Learning
- Professional Development / Digital Badging
- Research and Best Practices in Learning
- Robotics
- Science
- Social-Emotional Learning
- Social Studies
- Special Needs
- STEM/STEAM
- Storytelling
- Student Voice / Choice
- T-TESS
- Young Professionals
Powerful, Accessible Learning
Session formats allow presenters and participants to interact and share ideas in one of six ways designed to create active useful learning experiences.
Thought Leaders
Sessions are 60 or 90 minutes and consist of a lecture-style presentation, with time for interaction between attendees and presenters. Presenters are encouraged to share proven strategies for successful curriculum integration from personal experience and research projects related to technology-based instruction. All rooms are set up theater-style unless special provisions have been requested. Presenters must bring their own devices for presentation.
Panel Discussion
In this type of presentation, a panel, consisting of 3–5 people (including the submitting moderator), presents their views on a common theme, issue, or question, and then discusses them with the audience.
Hands-on Experience
Hands-on experiences are intended to provide an in-depth review of the content being delivered and help participants discover more of a topic than a standard convention presentation. These workshop-style experiences may be content- or platform-focused, and may not require specific devices to participate.
Convention Exhibitor Showcase Presentations
These 50-minute sessions are presented by exhibiting companies to further explore the products and services available on the show floor in an in-depth, informative, and non-sales atmosphere.
Robert Knight Exhibit Hall
At the exhibit hall, you can discover the best of the best in education, technology, and innovative learning. For more information on the exhibit hall, including a list of participating vendors, click here.
