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Welcome to the NECC Program!
Explore, Dream, Discover ... the curriculum, best practices, and essential conditions for using technology to improve learning for students.
Click on the links below to view presentations in a particular category, or use the Program Search to browse the entire program by specific criteria such as day and time, presenter, theme and strand, keywords, audience, NETS, and more!
Pre-registration and/or additional fee required
- Workshops
3- and 6-hour hands-on or seminar/demo-style presentations featuring a more focused, in-depth exploration of a particular Ed Tech topic. Pre-registration and additional fee required.
- Forums, Institutes, and Symposia
A variety of part- and full-day events focused on specific job-, content-, or issue-related topics. May require invitation, pre-registration, and/or additional fee. See individual listings for details.
- Extras (ticketed events)
Networking with colleagues is a vital part of NECC. Pre-registration and additional fee required.
Included in your conference registration
- Keynotes / Closing Session
- Concurrent Sessions
Formal, one-hour presentations in lecture, panel, or group discussion format.
- Spotlight Sessions
Concurrent Sessions featuring recognized leaders in Ed Tech.
- Corporate CEO Spotlight Sessions [posted as confirmed]
Concurrent Sessions featuring CEOs and/or executive leadership of NECC's Tier One and Tier Two sponsoring companies.
- Research Papers–Lecture
Formal 30-minute presentations; two papers presented per one-hour time slot.
- Research Papers–Roundtable
Roundtable discussion of two research papers per one-hour time slot.
- Poster Sessions
Informal, two-hour exhibit-style presentations focused on the sharing of curriculum, staff development, or administrative ideas.
- Global Gallery
Informal, two-hour exhibit-style presentations focused on the sharing of international projects, curricula, and promising practices.
- Student Showcase Sessions
Informal, two-hour exhibit-style presentations featuring students sharing their classroom projects and activities.
- K–12 Interactive Videoconferencing Showcase Sessions
Half-hour presentations by IVC leaders and innovators showcasing their programming content and classroom initiatives via videoconferencing from their home locations.
- "California Gold" Sessions
One-hour presentations highlighting California-based programs, projects, and resources.
- EETT Showcase
One-hour Western Region Sessions led by educators implementing EETT grants in Arizona, California, and Nevada. They cover the management, delivery, and evaluation of EETT programs from those on the leading edge of innovative and successful programs.
- Hands-On Open Source Demos
One-hour demonstrations featuring hands-on practice with many kinds of open source software. 24 stations available on a first-come basis.
- Playgrounds
Informal all-day exhibit-style presentations featuring interactive hands-on demonstrations of technologies and resources available for various disciplines.
- Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions
Informal, one-hour roundtable discussion format providing a special opportunity for like-minded educators to gather and network.
- Meetings and Focused Gatherings
Gatherings of various ISTE constituencies. Some events may require pre-registration and/or additional fee.
- Extras (open events)
Networking with colleagues is a vital part of NECC.
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Charting an Intentional Future
Look for this icon on the Search Results pages to identify presentations that address our special conference initiative.
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Corporate Partners
Look for this icon on the Search Results pages to identify NECC presentations sponsored by ISTE 100 Members, select corporations that share and support ISTE's commitment to improving education by integrating appropriate technology and improving products and services available to educators worldwide.
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Search the entire NECC program by specific criteria such as day/time, presenter, theme/strand, keywords, audience, NETS, and more!
Mark your calendar today!
July 5–7, 2006
Those who've attended NECC in the past will notice a change from our usual program:
- The main conference days will be Wednesday–Friday.
- Workshops will be held Wednesday–Friday, both days and evenings. A limited number of workshops may be held preconference.
- The Opening Reception is on the 4th of July! It'll be held at the San Diego Convention Center, a perfect location for viewing numerous fireworks displays over the water — be sure to bring the whole family!
Please keep this schedule in mind as you make your travel and hotel arrangements!
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