INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

"No nation holds a monopoly on technology, or on the uses of technology in education. The great variety of ideas and initiatives in this field worldwide offer a valuable range of resources for researchers, teachers, and administrators engaged in the field of education."

What Is ICTE?

 

The International Conference on Technology and Education (ICTE) convenes in the Spring of each year at a location alternating between a site in North America and a site in Europe. Typically, delegates from more than fifty nations attend the Conference each year, representing technology-using educators from a wide range of higher educational institutions, state departments of education, ministries of education, and school systems worldwide.

 

The goal of the International Conference on Technology and Education is to provide an annual international forum to support and encourage the exchange of ideas and the sharing of information among those engaged in using technology in its various forms in the field of education.

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A Special Note -- The Proceedings for ICTE Santa Fe 1998 were sent to the printer at the end of June for final preparation and printing. Distribution is planned for early August. July 19, 1998

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Recent ICTE Events...

ICTE Santa Fe 1998

Santa Fe, New Mexico -- March 8 -11, 1998

ICTE Oslo 1997

August 10 - 13, 1997

ICTE New Orleans 1996

March 17 - 20, 1996

ICTE History

Founded in 1983, the annual Conference alternates each year between a location in North America and one in Europe. Recent locations have been Fort Worth, Texas (1987); Edinburgh, Scotland at the University of Edinburgh (1988); Orlando, Florida (1989); Brussels, Belgium (1990); Toronto, Ontario (1991); Paris (1992); Cambridge, Massachusetts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1993); London (1994); and Orlando, Florida (1995).

The Conference has grown from the early Conferences of two to three hundred attendees primarily from the southern and western United States, to a truly international meeting. In 1988, the first annual Conference outside the United States was held in the Spring, at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. The strong success of the Edinburgh ICTE led to the establishment of the practice of alternating Conference sites between North America and Europe. The 13th Annual Conference in Orlando in March, 1995 was attended by 1,205 attendees from 47 nations.

Fort Worth, Texas (1983 -- 1987)

Edinburgh, Scotland (1988)

Orlando, Florida (1989)

Brussels, Belgium (1990)

Toronto, Canada (1991)

Paris, France (1992)

Cambridge, Massachusetts at MIT (1993)

London, England (1994)

Orlando, Florida (1995)

New Orleans, Louisiana (1996)

Oslo, Norway (1977)

Santa Fe, New Mexico (1998)

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