Conference
Ohio Educational Technology Conference
The Ohio Educational Technology Conference is the third-largest state educational technology conference in the nation. Each year, more than 5,000 educational technology professionals and enthusiasts come together to explore the forefront of P-20 learning and innovation in Ohio.
Charting the Course for Student Completion
WHO: Campus leadership teams from Ohio’s public colleges and universities, national college completion program innovators, Inter-University Council of Ohio, Ohio Association of Community Colleges, and the Ohio Board of Regents
WHY: The Campus Completion Plans identified in HB 59 require a synergy between performance funding and continuous improvement planning; therefore, the day will be organized to share best-practice strategies, answer questions, and encourage campus-based consideration of student completion themes.
Enhancing Education Through Innovation
This year’s conference will focus on innovative ways institutions are engaging students and adding value to their education experience. Speakers and panel discussions will highlight innovative programs that are making a difference in student outcomes and creating impactful connections between institutions and the business community.
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PLA with a Purpose
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Ohio Higher Education Computing Council (OHECC) Conference
Board of Regents to Host LiftEd Conference
Who
Ohio Board of Regents
Community college presidents and provosts
University regional branch campus deans
Adult career-technical center superintendents and directors
Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE) directors
Collaborating for Student and System Success
About the LiftEd: Collaborating for Student and System Success
Board of Regents to Host LiftEd Conference
About the LiftEd: Collaborating for Student and System Success
LiftEd: Collaborating for Student and System Success is a FREE one-day conference for educational leaders from across Ohio to gather to explore innovative strategies that will help increase the number of Ohioans that earn a college degree and help prepare potential employees for the workforce demands of Ohio’s knowledge economy.
