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The Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) is holding their 2011 Convention and Exposition February 7th to 11th in Austin, Texas. This five day convention offers amazing hands-on and peer-to-peer learning opportunities, interactive learning environments in which to explore new education trends, and fascinating presentations from leading education technology experts. It is one of the largest conventions of its kind in the country and, in fact, the largest education technology convention in Texas.
This convention is targeted at educators who wish to expand their skills and learn even more about integrating technology into the classroom. The convention features more than 400 sessions and workshops all surrounding the subject of the latest technology trends in relation to education. There will be presentations, round table sessions, intimate learning sessions, hands-on workshops, panel presentations, and exhibitor tutorial sessions.
Some of the keynote speakers that will be featured at the convention are: Leigh Anne Tuohy, the woman portrayed by Sandra Bullock in the movie The Blind Side that helped NFL player Michael Oher; Mark Nizer, an incredible comedic illusionist who will be giving a 3D presentation; and David Pogue, a personal-technology columnist for the New York Times. Some of the featured presenters include: Tony Vincent, Joan Gore, Janet Corder, Tim Chase, Michael Butler, Jennifer Wagner, Ginno Kelley, and Tammy Worcester.
The 2011 convention is being held at the Austin Convention Center right in downtown Austin. The exhibit hall that is being utilized by TCEA spans more than 245,000 square feet. There will be vendors who are ready to demonstrate instructional and administrative software, Internet, LAN/WAN, staff development, desktop and network security, and more. The exhibit hall will be open Wednesday, February 9th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Thursday, February 10th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Friday, February 11th from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
If you’re wondering where to stay, TCEA has reserved hotel rooms at 17 different hotels in Austin discounted rates. Some of these hotels include: Headquarters Hotel Hilton Austin, Courtyard Marriot, Drury Inn & Suites, Embassy Suites Downtown/Lake Town, Four Seasons, Hampton Inn & Suites, Hilton Garden Inn, Hyatt Regency Austin, the Radisson, the Sheraton, and more. Pricing of the rooms range anywhere from $105 to $259. To get a discounted room, you must make your reservation online at the TCEA 2011 website.
If you want to register for 2011 TCEA Convention, you should do it as soon as you can. There is a discount if you register before November 1st. Here is the registration pricing:
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This is a fantastic convention that is perfect for anyone wishing to expand their knowledge of technology within the classroom. The TCEA 2011 Convention promises to be helpful to educators and interesting to speculators. If you’re planning on attending the convention, you should definitely get your tickets soon. For more information check out TCEA’s official 2011 Convention website.
*Rentacomputer.com is not affiliated with nor in any way authorized by the Austin Convention Center or the Texas Computer Education Association Convention 2011. Rentacomputer.com is an independent nationwide technology rental provider and this page in no way implies exclusivity of our services at the Austin Convention Center or the Texas Computer Education Association Convention 2011.
This convention is targeted at educators who wish to expand their skills and learn even more about integrating technology into the classroom. The convention features more than 400 sessions and workshops all surrounding the subject of the latest technology trends in relation to education. There will be presentations, round table sessions, intimate learning sessions, hands-on workshops, panel presentations, and exhibitor tutorial sessions.
Some of the keynote speakers that will be featured at the convention are: Leigh Anne Tuohy, the woman portrayed by Sandra Bullock in the movie The Blind Side that helped NFL player Michael Oher; Mark Nizer, an incredible comedic illusionist who will be giving a 3D presentation; and David Pogue, a personal-technology columnist for the New York Times. Some of the featured presenters include: Tony Vincent, Joan Gore, Janet Corder, Tim Chase, Michael Butler, Jennifer Wagner, Ginno Kelley, and Tammy Worcester.
The 2011 convention is being held at the Austin Convention Center right in downtown Austin. The exhibit hall that is being utilized by TCEA spans more than 245,000 square feet. There will be vendors who are ready to demonstrate instructional and administrative software, Internet, LAN/WAN, staff development, desktop and network security, and more. The exhibit hall will be open Wednesday, February 9th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Thursday, February 10th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Friday, February 11th from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
If you’re wondering where to stay, TCEA has reserved hotel rooms at 17 different hotels in Austin discounted rates. Some of these hotels include: Headquarters Hotel Hilton Austin, Courtyard Marriot, Drury Inn & Suites, Embassy Suites Downtown/Lake Town, Four Seasons, Hampton Inn & Suites, Hilton Garden Inn, Hyatt Regency Austin, the Radisson, the Sheraton, and more. Pricing of the rooms range anywhere from $105 to $259. To get a discounted room, you must make your reservation online at the TCEA 2011 website.
If you want to register for 2011 TCEA Convention, you should do it as soon as you can. There is a discount if you register before November 1st. Here is the registration pricing:
This is a fantastic convention that is perfect for anyone wishing to expand their knowledge of technology within the classroom. The TCEA 2011 Convention promises to be helpful to educators and interesting to speculators. If you’re planning on attending the convention, you should definitely get your tickets soon. For more information check out TCEA’s official 2011 Convention website.
*Rentacomputer.com is not affiliated with nor in any way authorized by the Austin Convention Center or the Texas Computer Education Association Convention 2011. Rentacomputer.com is an independent nationwide technology rental provider and this page in no way implies exclusivity of our services at the Austin Convention Center or the Texas Computer Education Association Convention 2011.
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