The schedule for the Austin Summit is available for your review and planning purposes. Grace Global will provide an Internet Cafe for your use during the Summit.

If you are planning to attend the Summit, but do not wish to register for the AESA conference, please FAX or mail the registration form to the address provided on the form.

Corporate members may wish to take advantage of a variety of marketing options available at the 11th Leadership Summit. To sign up, please contact the NAMTC office, 319 654 0608.

If you are attending the Summit ONLY, and wish to utilize a conference discount, please follow these directions.

The 11th Summit will be held as a pre-con event prior to AESA. Members can register only for the Summit, or for the Summit and AESA, utilizing the registration form in this brochure. NAMTC Corporate Members who wish to exhibit or present at the Summit must register through the NAMTC office. Call 319 654 0608 for details.

PBS Survey, Digitally Inclined. 2009

Compiled for the 2009 Leadership Summit, this document provides information on choosing an electronics recycler and provides resources for such.

Share best practices, exchange ideas, read blogs and articles from expert users and technological leaders in education, participate in stimulating forum discussions on relevant issues and become more proficient users of SAFARI Montage!

A free online global community and content repository for teachers

The Association for Information Media and Equipment (AIME) is a membership organization offering answers to your copyright questions, advice from AIME's legal counsel and a quarterly newsletter dealing with copyright issues.

This free curriculum fosters student understanding of the rights connected with digital creative content.

Copyright guidelines for digital video in the classroom apply to all!

The 10th Leadership Summit will be held as a pre-conference to the AESA Conference in Phoenix, December 2-3, 2008.

Agenda, speaker biographies and award recipients are included in the 2008 Summit program.

"Delivering" Services + Saving "Dollars" = "Digital" Employees

Engaging in Statewide Assessment Systems

Share positive images of education today!

Copyright law has undergone major revisions in the last decade and these changes may not be reflected in many district and regional educational policies and guidelines.

Many districts are struggling with how to contain personal technology, while others look for ways to embrace it.

Regional Media and Technology Center Programs Meet the Challenge

Using data to improve student achievement

Review the use of personal electronics in education.

Grant Wood AEA discusses how they have modeled a complete range of services for schools, anchored by the web-based pearson Centerpoint Student System.

Focus on information skills that are critical to effective and efficient use of resources by both staff and students.

Focus on the changes relevant to school districts and ESAs with discussions on writing copyright policies that cover the new digital technologies.

Board policies, administrative regulations and program procedures must be maintained to ensure appropriate services, to meet federal and state requirements, and to provide the foundation for technology services.

Policies from various educational institutions and agencies

Explore how a management team can be better informed to support, equip, and advise employees and customers.