ETC Webinars
The Educational Technology Collaborative (ETC) is committed to advancing innovative learning solutions and fostering a community of educators, technologists, and researchers. To support this mission, ETC offers series of publicly available webinars designed to provide valuable insights into the latest trends, tools, and best practices in educational technology. ETC hosts new webinars regularly, featuring guest speakers from academia, industry, and policy organizations.
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What to Expect
Our webinars cover a diverse range of topics, including:
- Emerging EdTech Trends – Stay up to date with the latest advancements in educational technology, from artificial intelligence in the classroom to immersive learning with virtual reality.
- Best Practices for Digital Learning – Learn strategies for effectively integrating technology into teaching and training environments.
- EdTech Tools & Platforms – Get hands-on demonstrations and expert recommendations on the most effective learning management systems, collaboration tools, and educational apps.
- Inclusive and Accessible Learning – Explore ways to ensure technology enhances education for learners of all abilities and backgrounds
- Policy & Ethics in EdTech – Understand the implications of data privacy, cybersecurity, and ethical considerations in the digital learning space.
Join us in shaping the future of education through technology by participating in our webinars and becoming part of the ETC community!
Upcoming Webinars:
IDEA Committee Webinar: Continuing the DEI Discussion Join us Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 12:30-1:30 pm ET
Have you faced a professional or personal challenge related to inclusion, equity, diversity or accessibility? If so, how did you overcome it - or are you still grappling with it? Right now, it is important to check in with each other in our communities, to listen to each other with empathy and share our experiences bravely. Join us on May 28 to continue the ongoing conversation around how DEI and anti-DEI initiatives are playing out at our institutions and in our lives. As always, the goal isn’t to agree on everything—but to understand more deeply and grow together.
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