It’s undeniable that K-12 educators are always looking for new ways to learn from each other about how to maximize their roles in the ever-changing landscape of K-12 education. One of the most impactful ways that K-12 educators participate in professional development is by attending conferences where they can learn from K-12 thought leaders at various sessions and presentations.
At Dyknow, we are committed to providing K-12 educators, whether Teachers, Technology Coaches, or Administrators, with the resources and tools needed to be successful with the evolution of EdTech and technology integration in K-12 education. That’s why we launched the first-ever, digital Technology Coaching Conference, so that Tech Coaches, Teachers, and Administrators can learn from leading K-12 educators and gain useful tactics and instructional strategies to help them be successful. We knew that this event was needed, but K-12 educators can’t stop talking about how excited they are for the conference and what they want to learn. We put together some of the best Tweets to keep the energy going in anticipation of this event.
Check out what K-12 educators are saying about the Technology Coaching Conference (#TechCoachCon)…
I just registered for a great opportunity to get some FREE PD for Technology Coaches. Check it out!!!#TechCoachCon https://t.co/drBEaP71zu
— Meghan Blackburn (@MBlackburnDLC) February 21, 2020
The 2020 Tech Coaching Conference is going to be crazy-town banana-pants (a.k.a. awesome)! I'm super excited to learn some fresh strategies! Let's get our tech coaching teachers on! #TechCoachCon #oneCCPS #mhslancers
— Devon Weisz (@TheTechiYogi) February 26, 2020
I can’t wait for the 2020 Technology Coaching Conference to start. I am looking forward to bringing technology inspired ideas back to my @Monacan_Chiefs Ts #TechCoachCon #oneccps #chiefpride
— Kris ⚽️🏈🏋🏼♀️💻🎷 (@kavester) February 26, 2020
I just signed up for this FREE Technology Coaching Conference hosted by @Dyknow on March 20th. Registration details are below. #TechCoachCon #MIEExpert https://t.co/N9kjezB1Ey
— Melanie LeJeune (@maclejeune) February 26, 2020
The @bpstis here in Billings are going to join this event! Seems like it should be a great day of learning. #TechCoachCon #MTedchat @MrsAWills @NVradenburg https://t.co/sELsFrq1Rr
— Traci Piltz (@TraciPiltz) February 21, 2020
I just registered for the online 2020 Technology Coaching Conference. I am super excited! Feel free to join me and my co-worker @EsteeEducates as we continue to grow our knowledge and our PLN. #TechCoachCon https://t.co/8kvZYJomYI
— Eve Heaton (@atechcoachlife) February 23, 2020
So excited! Just signed up for the first ever Technology Coaching Conference! Best part?! Its FREE AND it's virtual! #TechCoachCon pic.twitter.com/341sdOyRGo
— Meghan Phelps (@phelpskinder) February 25, 2020
Join us and @classtechtips for the free 2020 Technology Coaching Conference #TechCoachCon hosted by @dyknow on March 20th! Here are the details: https://t.co/iDA1JsZIP4
— StudySync (@studysync) February 25, 2020
Have you signed up for @dyknow's first-ever Technology Coaching Conference? #TechCoachCon #TeachingLeadershttps://t.co/Y0n9t2CvFN
— Janelle Hermann (@JHermann_tech) February 25, 2020
What are K-12 Educators hoping to learn at #TechCoachCon?
#TechCoachCon Looking forward to the 2020 Technology Coaching Conference so I can share with @hoban faculty and staff.
— Tom Hottinger (@tdhott) February 26, 2020
Looking forward to learning new ideas for tech integration. #TechCoachCon
— Donna West (@westd1021) February 26, 2020
Registered for the Technology Coaching Conference! I can't wait to hear some new ideas for teachers and technology integration. #TechCoachCon
— Tristan Chilcote (@TechieTristan) February 26, 2020
Always striving for visible results with invisible technology #TechCoachCon #edtech
— Janet Thorson (@jsthorson) February 26, 2020
I am forward to learning best practices from other Ed Tech Coaches at #TechCoachCon Can’t wait!
— Kirsten Innes (@kirs10i) February 26, 2020
So excited that I just registered for the #TechCoachCon on March 20th! Can't wait to learn new practical coaching strategies to share with our teachers for the purpose of increasing student achievement in the classroom.
— JMatheny (@Mathinthe614) February 26, 2020
So excited to attend this virtual conference. I am hoping to learn some strategies for how to easily integrate technology into lessons for teachers who say they don’t have time. I know I’m asking for a miracle. 🤪 #TechCoachCon https://t.co/7BhmDg8sa7
— Jenna Rhodes (@rhodes_jj) February 25, 2020
Excited to join in #TechCoachCon! 🤗 I am most looking forward to connecting with other edtech coaches & learning about best practices in the field. pic.twitter.com/lew4ucYvKu
— Traci Piltz (@TraciPiltz) February 25, 2020
I'm excited to be attending the upcoming #TechCoachCon to learn about more awesome tech tools to share with the CCA teachers and staff! pic.twitter.com/fA3MtywewP
— Stefanie Sinkaus (@SSinkausCCA) February 26, 2020
Do you want to join these K-12 educators for a day of digital learning? Whether you are a Teacher, Technology Coach, or Administrator, this conference will have sessions covering everything related to collaboration for successful technology integration – and you won’t want to miss it!
Reserve your spot at #TechCoachCon!
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