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Submit your presentation to ISTE14 by Oct. 2

 

September 15, 2013   Tags: ,
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Calls for proposals for presentations at ISTE 2014 are now open through Oct. 2, 2013.

Consider sharing the great things you are doing in your classroom with teachers from around the globe!

ISTE 2014 will be in Atlanta on June 28-July 1.

ISTE provides number of resources to help potential presenters create the best submission possible.

You may also discover different kinds of way to participate in the conference you hadn’t thought of before.

All of these resources, including the link to a webinar archive (that’s mentioned below), are on the conference website participation
page. https://www.isteconference.org/2014/program/participate.php

View ISTE 2014 Submission Tips and Tricks webinar presented by Camilla Gagliolo.

Download the Submissions Guide (PDF) for FAQs and sample submission forms.

View Chris O’Neal’s ISTE 2013 session on Strategies for Writing & Submitting an Effective ISTE Conference Submission.

 
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About Dr. Rita Oates

As the ISTE representative for FSTE, Rita shares info between the two organizations to try to help both. She is a former high school English teacher and adviser to student publications.In Miami-Dade schools, she led ed tech for nearly eight years, winning multiple grants for software co-development, PD, and special projects. With Barry University, she won a FIPSE grant. She has written 12 books and more than 100 articles about technology, education, and school reform. She has been president of Oates Associates consulting firm for 20 years.

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