MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Technology Conference RFP 2014 |
1. Information on RFP Submissions
MassCUE and M.A.S.S. 2014 Technology Conference
Confidence to Create
Session Proposal – Deadline Extended: April 28, 2014
CONFERENCE DATES:
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
The theme of the 2014 Technology Conference is: Confidence to Create
Keynotes Speakers:
Wednesday: Steve Gross, Executive Director and Chief Playmaker of the Life is Good Kids Foundation
Thursday: TED Talks by Dr. Mark Edwards, Peter Reynolds and Sara Wilkie
RFP DEADLINE Extended: April 28, 2014
This year's conference theme is "Confidence to Create." Workshops are 55 minutes in length. Delivery format can be hands on, lecture, virtual presentations, panel or roundtable discussions, however, we encourage the presentations to be hands-on. Preference will be given to proposals which are interactive.
Workshops must fit within the categories listed on the next page and showcase how you are working to achieve one or more of these ideas in your classroom, school or district.
Our expected audiences are school and district administrators, technology directors, technology integration specialists, classroom teachers, network administrators, library media specialists, and IT staff.
Presentations in collaboration with vendors must be lead by an educator who is currently using the product or service in their district. The presentation may not be a demo of the product or service, rather it must show how you are using it in your practice.
Handouts or slides of your presentation must be submitted ahead of time and all conference participants will have access to them. When accepted you will receive an email with detailed information. If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to email conference@fc.masscue.org.
Please fill out the following information in its entirety. The MassCUE/M.A.S.S Conference Committee will review and respond to submissions by May 23, 2014. If you have further questions, please email conference@masscue.org and put MassCUE/MASS Technology Conference in the subject.
Confidence to Create
Session Proposal – Deadline Extended: April 28, 2014
CONFERENCE DATES:
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
The theme of the 2014 Technology Conference is: Confidence to Create
Keynotes Speakers:
Wednesday: Steve Gross, Executive Director and Chief Playmaker of the Life is Good Kids Foundation
Thursday: TED Talks by Dr. Mark Edwards, Peter Reynolds and Sara Wilkie
RFP DEADLINE Extended: April 28, 2014
This year's conference theme is "Confidence to Create." Workshops are 55 minutes in length. Delivery format can be hands on, lecture, virtual presentations, panel or roundtable discussions, however, we encourage the presentations to be hands-on. Preference will be given to proposals which are interactive.
Workshops must fit within the categories listed on the next page and showcase how you are working to achieve one or more of these ideas in your classroom, school or district.
Our expected audiences are school and district administrators, technology directors, technology integration specialists, classroom teachers, network administrators, library media specialists, and IT staff.
Presentations in collaboration with vendors must be lead by an educator who is currently using the product or service in their district. The presentation may not be a demo of the product or service, rather it must show how you are using it in your practice.
Handouts or slides of your presentation must be submitted ahead of time and all conference participants will have access to them. When accepted you will receive an email with detailed information. If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to email conference@fc.masscue.org.
Please fill out the following information in its entirety. The MassCUE/M.A.S.S Conference Committee will review and respond to submissions by May 23, 2014. If you have further questions, please email conference@masscue.org and put MassCUE/MASS Technology Conference in the subject.