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Fall Conference: Registration is Open
Registration is OPEN for 2025 MassCUE Fall Conference! You are invited to be part of the action! Join thousands of educators, librarians, tech directors, and school administrators at Gillette Stadium on Oct. 15-16, 2025, for two action-packed days of inspiration, innovation, and connection. There’s something for everyone, whether it’s cutting-edge tools, creative teaching strategies, or leadership practices for the future. Our theme for 2025 is Forward! Visit the Fall Conference section of our website to learn more about the conference and register. Discover the future of education with: Inspiring Keynote Speakers Dr. Adam A. Phyall III and Dr. Sabba Quidwai along with our Featured and Spotlight Speakers Kristen Brooks, Dr. Julie Evans, Greg Kulowiec, Dr. Rachelle Dené Poth, Kimberly Ramos, Jed Stefanowicz, and Michael Horn. Targeted Session Tracks: Whether you're a classroom educator, administrator, or tech director, you’ll find sessions designed to meet your needs. Exhibit Hall: Over 130 EdTech companies with technology tools to make a difference Immersive spaces like the ESports Arena sponsored by CDW Education, and STEM Playground sponsored by Teq, MassCOT – Classroom of Tomorrow: a hands-on showcase of cutting-edge edtech, smart classroom designs, flexible furniture, AI tools, and immersive learning solutions. Playful environments like the Joy Lab, the Forward Thinking Playground and the MassCUE Student Forward: Digital Learning Frontiers that celebrate creativity and connection. MassCUE Connections for 15-minute 1:1 mentoring sessions with thought leaders to discuss your challenges and goals. Interactive Spaces to put on your To Do to visit: MassCUE LIVE Broadcast Booth, Professional Photo Head Shots, and Author Book Signings. Unbeatable community connections to celebrate the work you do everyday Register today! Visit our Registration page Why Attend MassCUE 2025? View our flyer “Top 10 Reasons to attend the MassCUE Fall Conference.” Stay organized and Plan Your Day! View our handy resource for planning your day at the Conference. Interested in Volunteering? Discover ways you can volunteer and earn discounted admission.
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Fall Conference: Plan Your Day!
With so many learning and networking opportunities at the MassCUE 2025 Fall Conference, it can be hard to know where to start. Our "Plan Your Day" page is designed to help you decide. Visit the page to explore what's available and create a personalized plan tailored for YOU! Learn more about our Conference Speakers -- Keynote, Featured, and Spotlight. Explore the Exhibitors and make your list to visit. Attend our traditional workshops by so many innovative educators. Attend our vendor-supported workshops Visit MassCOT -- our Classroom of Tomorrow Pavilion Visit our interactive spaces -- MassCUE 1:1 Connections, MassCUE Forward Thinking Playground, MassCUE Student Digital Learning Frontiers, MassCUE Live, the STEM Playground, and the ESports Arena. Visit the Joy Lab in the morning. Stop by the Author Book Signings. Stop by our Professional Photo Head Shot booth if you are interested in a free professional photo. Visit the MassCUE PLAN YOUR DAY Page!
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Fall Conference: Make Your Case to Attend!
MassCUE Fall Conference Make Your Case to Attend! Seek fresh ideas, powerful strategies, and future-ready tools to bring back to your school or classroom at the 2025 MassCUE Fall Conference. Taking place October 15-16, 2025 at Gillette Stadium, join over 2,000 educators, leaders, and tech professionals from around the region for a jam-packed experience full of inspiration and a new perspective. This year’s theme, Forward, celebrates the bold and creative ways educators are shaping the future of learning. Look Forward to: Receiving practical and classroom-ready resources, templates, and strategies you can apply immediately. Investing in your career through professional learning benefits like PDPs, practical tools, and generative sessions. Finding a fresh perspective on on how to engage with students in today’s tech world through student-led panels and showcases. Experiencing learning environments like interactive playgrounds and esports arenas, designed to surprise and delight Visit our website and check out the following resources (found in the "Attendee Information/Registration" tab) we’ve made to help you convince your district to invest in your potential at the Fall Conference. Make Your Case to Attend the Conference Justification Letter Template (Google Doc) Flyer "Top 10 Reasons to Attend" (PDF File)
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What a Day at MassCUE AI Palooza!
What a Day at MassCUE AI Palooza 2025! We had an incredible turnout at the MassCUE AI Palooza held at Holyoke Community College with over 60 educators from across the state diving into the world of AI in education. From exploring Canva Code AI to unpacking media literacy, generative AI, and analyzing AI tools, the sessions were rich with insight and practical strategies. Teachers left with ready-to-use ideas to bring back to their classrooms — from creative lesson sparks to thoughtful conversations around ethics, literacy, and student voice in the age of AI. A huge thank you to our generous and innovative sponsors and our presenters. You helped make this day both inspiring and actionable! MassCUE is proud to support educators leading the way in digital learning — and we’re just getting started. AI Palooza Presenters Karin Cloutier Erin Foley Mike Grandinetti Rebecca Mazur Vanessa Miller Pamela Santerre Marina Solovyov Torrey Trust AI Palooza Sponsors MassCUE's AI Palooza was sponsored by Magic School, schoolai, JFYNetworks, BRISK Teaching, and edia.
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MassCUE August News
Check out the latest newsletter for all that MassCUE has to offer: Registration is open for the Fall Conference. Learn about all the opportunities to network and learn in the world of technology! Check out our flyer "Why Attend MassCUE" and learn about the Keynotes, Speakers, Resources available at the Conference, the latest in EdTech Innovation, and Spaces for Curiosity and Creativity. Want to Play Your Day around all the opportunities at the Conference? Visit our Plan Your Day page on our Fall Conference site. MassCUE News_August 2025 Want to get MassCUE news delivered right to your inbox? Sign up on our Newsletters page.
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MassCUE Partners with FETC
MassCUE Affiliations MassCUE Partners with FETC to Elevate EdTech Innovation MassCUE is excited to announce its new partnership with the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC). This collaboration is designed to foster innovation, collaboration, and visibility within the national education technology landscape. By promoting FETC, MassCUE aims to showcase how state-level initiatives are harnessing technology to revolutionize teaching and learning and build strong educational communities. Our Collaborative Approach to Empowering Educators At MassCUE, we firmly believe that true progress in education stems from working together. We're proud to collaborate with a diverse range of organizations, both within Massachusetts and across the nation, to empower educators, enhance learning experiences, and champion the effective integration of technology in our schools. Our partnerships are founded on shared goals and a deep commitment to serving the educational community. By joining forces, we can: Amplify our reach: Connect with a wider network of educators and stakeholders. Share expertise: Leverage diverse perspectives and knowledge to develop innovative solutions. Pool resources: Optimize efforts and create more impactful initiatives. Advocate effectively: Present a united front on critical educational policy issues. Key Areas of Collaboration and Our Valued Partners We actively seek partnerships in areas that directly align with our mission. These include: Professional Development: Creating and delivering high-quality learning opportunities for educators. Curriculum and Instruction: Exploring and promoting best practices in teaching and learning with technology. Equity and Access: Working to ensure all students have equitable access to technology and essential digital literacy skills. Policy and Advocacy: Influencing state and national educational policies to strongly support technology integration. Research and Innovation: Supporting studies and pilot programs that explore the future of education. We are incredibly grateful for the dedication and vision of our collaborating organizations. These partnerships enable us to provide richer resources, more diverse perspectives, and a stronger voice for educational technology in Massachusetts. We look forward to continuing to build and strengthen these vital relationships as we work towards a brighter future for all students. For more informastion on our alliance with FETC, please view the Press Release. For more information on MassCUE Affiliations and to learn about other organizations we have partnered with, visit our Affiliations page.
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MassCUE July News
Check out the latest newsletter for all that MassCUE has to offer: Meet our new Executive Director and our newest Board Members. Check out our 2025 Classroom Grant Recipients. There is info on professional development, how to get involved with our Fall Conference, and Welcome to our 25-26 Corporate Partners. MassCUE News_July 2025 Want to get MassCUE news delivered right to your inbox? Sign up on our Newsletters page.
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MassCUE Grants: Coding, Creating & Collaborating
MassCUE Grant Recipients 2025 Coding, Creating & Collaborating: MassCUE Classroom Grants in Action From LEGO…
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2025 Nominations for Administrator and Pathfinder Awards
Nominate a Colleague for a MassCUE Administrator or Pathfinder Award Do you know an exceptional educator who has made an impact in the field of educational technology? A current or former colleague who serves as a leader and an inspiration to others in their classroom, school or district? Nominate them for an Administrator or a Pathfinder award! Nominations are being accepted now for these awards, which are given out during the MassCUE Fall Conference in October. To learn more about these prestigious awards and to access the application forms, please view our Awards Committee page. The Administrator Award will be presented to a school or district leader who models and promotes the effective use of technology in their day-to-day execution of duties; provides exceptional leadership in supporting the integration of technology into the curriculum; and promotes, models, and establishes policies for safe, legal, and ethical use of digital information and technology. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page. K-12 school teachers, technology coordinators and other educators are eligible to be recognized with the Pathfinder Award, which will be given to an educator who facilitates a positive change in technological thinking in their classroom, school, or district; demonstrates vision and leadership; influences other educators and promotes ethical and responsible use of technology. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page. More Information See past winners and get more information on awards criteria and nomination procedures in the Awards & Recognition Committee section of our website.
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MassCUE Welcomes Grace Magley as New Executive Director
MassCUE Welcomes Grace Magley as New Executive Director The Massachusetts…
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MassCUE June News
Check out the latest newsletter for all that MassCUE has to offer: Meet our new Board Members and Advisors, Fall Conference Updates, spotlight on our Featured Educators, nominations for the Pathfinder and Administrator Awards, information on professional development, and thank you to our 2024-2025 Corporate Partners. MassCUE News_June 2025 Want to get MassCUE news delivered right to your inbox? Sign up on our Newsletters page.
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AI Online Courses
AI Online Courses with ISTE+ASCD Spring and Summer 2025 As part of MassCUE’s partnership with ISTE+ASCD we are offering MassCUE members the opportunity to sign up for virtual AI Courses designed by ISTE. ISTE+ASCD are offering two virtual course options: 5-hour self-paced course that is offered on a rolling basis 15-hour guided course with scheduled sessions with deadlines for assignments. Please note that ISTE+ASCD is offering scholarships to participate in both courses. The AI course scholarships are offered as part of a larger project with grant funding. If you are not awarded a scholarship for the 15-hour course, you are offered a member discount to pay for the course. However, the 5-hour course is only available through scholarship and is not available for purchase. Interested educators apply through ISTE+ASCD. Questions? Please email isteu@iste.org. 5-Hour Self-Paced Course The 5-hour self-paced course guides educators through practical applications of AI in teaching and learning. Participants will explore current AI tools, develop implementation strategies, and learn best practices for enhancing instruction through AI technology. Upon course completion, participants will receive a certificate of completion with the course hours listed.The 5-hour course has a six-month window for completion once an educator registers. Note: The sixteenth question in the application asks “Which organization shared this opportunity with you?” Make sure to write in MassCUE. The last question in the application asks “If you were referred by an ISTE partner, please choose which one.” Make sure to select MassCUE. APPLY FOR THE 5 HOUR AI COURSE 15-Hour Self-Paced Course The 15-hour self-paced course includes ongoing instructor support. This guided experience includes instructor support, practical application exercises, and opportunities to collaborate with other educators. Participants will create implementation plans specific to their teaching context. During this course educators will: Learn to identify the various types of AI. Hear about AI technologies on the horizon. Build tools to make AI concrete and accessible for educators and students alike. Develop a learning artifact for implementing AI into your school setting Upon course completion, participants will receive a certificate of completion with the course hours listed. Additionally,graduate-level credit is available. Participants will be able to apply for graduate-level credit by registering with ISTE partner, Dominican University for a fee of $95. A link to register will be provided in the course material. No previous knowledge of AI or experience coding is required. The next session dates are July 7th to Aug. 31 2025. Another session will be offered in September 2025. Note: The last question in the application asks “If you were referred by an ISTE partner, please choose which one.” Make sure to select MassCUE. If you are not awarded a scholarship the discounted cost to participate for a MassCUE member is $186. APPLY FOR THE 15 HOUR AI COURSE
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Last Call to Register for AI Palooza
Get Ready for MassCUE's AI Palooza Last Call to Sign Up! Calling all K-12 educators! Get ready for an exciting summer learning adventure at MassCUE's AI Palooza, designed to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can transform education. Whether you're an AI novice or looking to deepen your expertise, this event is for you. Join fellow educators to learn, connect, and discover practical ways AI can: Save you time Boost student engagement Support responsible AI implementation in schools. We've curated four dynamic tracks to cater to every interest: Intro to Generative AI for K-12 Educators Designing with AI: Creative Tools for Planning and Differentiation Building AI Literacy in Students AI for School & District Leaders Come curious and leave inspired—AI Palooza is your launchpad into the future of teaching and learning! MassCUE's AI Palooza is proudly sponsored by Magic School, schoolai, JFYNetworks, BRISK Teaching, and edia. We'll have eight presenters and many sessions -- all focused on AI. Enjoy a fun and educational day in beautiful Western Massachusetts, complete with a lite breakfast, lunch, and four session timeslots. We hope to see you there! To learn more about AI Palooza and register, please visit our website. To check out the Schedule, visit our Schedule page.
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CMTC 2025
CMTC 2025 Monday, November 17 - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 Grappone Center, Concord, New Hampshire Registration Opening July 1 The Christa McAuliffe Transforming, Teaching, & Technology Conference (CMTC) is the ONLY ed tech professional learning event that convenes New Hampshire educators from across the spectrum of roles and responsibilities to envision the future of our schools. This diversity presents a unique opportunity for multiple perspectives to participate in engaging dialog and enhanced problem-solving. We seek proposals within the conference themes that hold the potential to educate and spur dialog across multiple audiences. More details are available on the CMTC25 Website -- nhcmtc.org. Conference Themes Innovative Learning Visionary Leadership Pioneering Learning Environments Digital Dexterity Conference Strands (3 sessions on the same day at different times) GenAI in the Classroom GenAI for Leaders Hot Topics for Tech Directors Assistive Tech (AT) & Inclusion Emerging Technologies Strategies for Reengaging Students (not AI-specific) Types of Sessions Exploratory (concurrent) Session (50-minute) Exploratory sessions (50-minute) are offered on Monday and Tuesday mornings. You are encouraged to submit a proposal for an interactive demonstration or panel discussion that promotes the conference themes. Interactive Hands-on Workshops (60-minute, 70-minute, or 80-minute) Interactive Hands-on Workshops (60-,70-, or 80-minute), are offered on Monday and Tuesday mornings. All of these workshops are offered in the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) format ~ participants bring their own device per the workshop description. Workshop topics are generally platform neutral, web-based, and/or device specific.
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