UTC Announcements
UTC at Home App
We have launched the UTC at Home app where you can create a list of the sessions you would like to attend, learn more about our conference sponsors, and get caught up on the UTC news. The app is available here and can be accessed on a mobile device or computer browser.
Help with Zoom
Join us for a UTC virtual support drop-in to test your Zoom connection before UTC begins during one of the times below:
UTC at Home Preconference
All registered UTC at Home attendees are invited to join us for a special day of sessions on Monday, July 13 with Monica Burns from ClassTech Tips and Amanda Youngblood from Kindled Class Consulting thanks to the generous sponsorship of Anderson University.
Anderson University has been recognized twice as an Apple Distinguished School, and according to US News & World Report, they have one of the top online programs in Upstate South Carolina. Take a look at their graduate degree offerings: Master of Education (including Administration and Supervision), Master of Arts in Teaching, and Master of Science in Instructional Design and Learning Technology.
What is UTC at Home?
The 2020 Upstate Technology Conference is now UTC at Home and will be completely online with select sessions offered Tuesday, July 14 and Wednesday, July 15. These sessions will equip teachers to improve how they reach and teach their students with digital tools.
We have reached full capacity for UTC at Home and registration is now closed. We will actively add participants from the waiting list in the order in which they register. Click here to be added to the waiting list. Unfortunately, substitute teachers and paraprofessionals are not eligible to attend this year's UTC at Home.
Featured Presenter
Ari Flewelling
Ari is an innovative educator who specializes in pedagogy-first technology integration to enhance practice & student achievement. Her passion is inspiring others to share their stories & skills through technology. She is currently an Education Strategist with CDW-G serving districts in Southern California, Arizona, Hawaii, New Mexico, and Utah. Before joining CDW-G, Ariana was a Staff Development Specialist for the Department of Innovation and Learner Engagement with Riverside Unified School District (RUSD). She has earned a Masters of Educational Technology degree from Boise State University. Ari is also a Google Educator Level (1 & 2) and Google for Education Certified Trainer and Innovator. As an Innovator & Trainer, Ari helps districts implement technology equitably to provide all students access and opportunity. Ariana is also a Raspberry Pi Certified Educator and Breakout EDU Authorized Trainer. When in the classroom, Ariana taught English classes for grades 9-12.
