Information & registration is available at https://ataem.org/using-microsoft-word-templates-and-macros
The Ohio Educational Technology Conference (OETC) is the premier P-20 state educational technology conference. Each year, more than 4,000 educational technology professionals and enthusiasts come together to explore the forefront of P-20 learning and innovation in Ohio.
Designed to cultivate partnerships, promote collaboration, deliver high-quality information, and make technology accessible and enjoyable for educators, the OETC is the must-attend conference of the year for P-20 teachers, curriculum and technology coordinators, administrators, higher education professors and administrators, and everyone who is interested in learning more about what’s happening in technology today.
For three full days, attendees can learn what’s new and look towards the future by exploring new technologies, experiment with hands-on demonstrations in an interactive atmosphere, and learn how to integrate new ideas into the learning environment.
Aside from all the interactive learning and new technology, OETC is also the single best place for educators and innovators to network with their peers, share their ideas, and have FUN!
At the end of the day, our greatest goal is to make our attendees love to teach using technology by sharing the latest technology, giving them the time and space to exercise their creativity, and helping them connect, explore and learn.
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Special Olympics Ohio announces a new addition to its state competition schedule: beginning in 2020, a State Winter Games competition will be held on the campus of Bowling Green State University.
Special Olympic Ohio’s 2020 State Winter Games will involve six different sports and two different competition events. The indoor sports (Basketball, Competitive Cheerleading, and Swimming) will be hosted at Bowling Green State University, February 21 through 23, 2020. Outdoor Winter Games events (Alpine Skiing, Snowboarding, and exhibition Snowshoeing) will be hosted at Brandywine Ski Resort in Sagamore Hills, February 11-12, 2020.
An estimated 1,500 athletes from all parts of Ohio are expected to compete in traditional and Unified state championship events at the Bowling Green Games. Unified Sports bring together equal numbers of athletes with and without intellectual disabilities, of similar age and ability, to compete against other Unified Sports teams. This program expands sports opportunities for athletes seeking new challenges and dramatically increases inclusion in the community.
This event is part of an ongoing series that began on November 13, 2019. Registration is closed to outside attendance.
This event is part of an ongoing series that began September 30, 2019.
This event is part of an ongoing series that started January 16, 2020. Registration is closed to outside attendance.
This event is for a predetermined audience. Registration is not open to outside attendance.
