Dear Michael Barbour:
Greetings SITE members!
Just a quick note to remind you that our second call for the SITE 21 conference is open, and the
submission deadline is January 29. I know last April we expressed optimism that we would be together in San Diego; while we will miss seeing each other in person this year, our online conference is in good hands. Not only will this be SITE’s third online conference, but AACE has been running numerous other online conferences all year and I am very confident that our Director of Conferences and the very capable AACE staff will provide a well-run and engaging event.
I also wanted to share an opportunity with you that has come through SITE past president, David Slykhuis. Our friends at the EdTech Evidence Exchange, in collaboration with the National Technology Leadership Summit (NTLS), are offering $5K research grants to use a 30-minute, educator facing “EdTech Genome Context Inventory” in your ‘21-’22 work. As part of the EdTech Genome Project initiative, they are building a validation argument for the Context Inventory. Short applications, which are also due January 29, 2021, could be for inclusion of these instruments in a larger study in or for a new, small-scale study.
Submit Applications here.
I hope to see you at our SITE conference March 30-April 2, engaging in dialogue about the critical topics facing teachers today, from managing remote teaching to having discussions with students about equity, social media, and digital citizenship. Our community has much to offer the educational community, and I look forward to seeing you online. Stay well, stay safe.
Best Regards,
Elizabeth Langran, Ph.D.
SITE President
Conference Services
SITE–Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education
PO Box 719
Waynesville, NC 28786-0719
Phone: +1 (828) 246-9558 * Fax: +1 (828) 333-5608
E-mail:
conf@aace.org *
http://site/.aace.org