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Program    Workshops

NECC Workshops are the perfect compliment to the many free sessions included with your general conference registration. Workshops provide in-depth exploration of the topics that are most important to you. Choose from a variety of focused, affordable, and effective workshops to meet your individual, school, or district staff development and technology planning needs.

Advance registration and additional fees are required

Enrollment is limited, so register online by June 17 for best selection. After June 17, check Onsite Registration to see if seats are still available.

Workshop Evaluation

Workshop participants are kindly asked to complete only one Workshop Participation Evaluation Form for each workshop attended.

*Fees apply to all NECC Workshops unless otherwise specified.

Hands-On—Participants will be actively engaged with computers or other equipment (e.g., digital cameras, iPods) as the primary focus of the workshop.

Seminar/Demo—Content is primarily delivered in a demonstration, panel discussion, or lecture format with some activity-based content.

WIN—Takes place in a Windows lab with a computer station provided for each participant.

MAC—Takes place in a Mac lab with a computer station provided for each participant.

BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop)—Participants bring their own laptops to use during the workshop. See workshop's Web listing for details on any prerequisite software you may need.

No Lab—Does not take place in a computer lab.

Beginner—For those with limited or no previous experience with content; no prerequisite skills required.

Intermediate—For those with some experience with content; may require prerequisite skills. See workshop's Web listing for details.

Advanced—For those with significant experience with content who are looking to expand their knowledge; may require prerequisite skills. See workshop's Web listing for details.

All—For all experience and skill levels.

Best of NECC
This icon indicates that the workshop presenter earned a Best of NECC Workshop distinction for having presented one of the top 25 workshops at NECC 2008. For more details, see ISTE's Best of the Best NECC Workshop page.