Due to COVID-19, the ATLE JTC Spring Symposium has been converted to an online event.

ATLE is excited to host the JTC Online Symposium. The keynote speaker will be John Wiegelt, National Technology Office, Microsoft Canada. John will be addressing cyber security challenges on Wednesday, May 6th.

We have a new look this year. There will be twelve morning workshops to choose from over a period of three days, May 6, 7 and 8th. The workshops will offer a variety of networking, sharing information, and enhancing the implementation of the Learning and Technology Policy Framework. PROGRAM AT A GLANCE REGISTRATION

Symposium Highlights

Keynote Speaker - John Weigelt

Who Should Attend The Symposium?

Education Technology leaders and coaches
Information Technology managers and directors
Senior jurisdiction administrators
School Administrators

JTC Conference Sponsors

Community Voices

Over the past decade, the value of belonging to ATLE has become increasingly clear to me. Being connected with a team of ET/IT people from across Alberta has not only helped contextualize my work beyond district boundaries, but also provided opportunities to collaborate beyond the district. The annual conference creates space for us all to connect and share in meaningful and cross-functional ways among ET/IT teams and with vendors. Ongoing Prolearn initiatives support relationship building, where we together build capacity to support excellence in ET/IT throughout the province. From tech PD support to Edcamp support to ongoing conversations with stakeholders, ATLE has been something of a beacon to help guide edtech implementation advancements in Alberta over the years and in years to come.

Janet Bell

JTC Spring Symposium

Symposium Highlights

Keynote Speaker - John Weigelt

Who Should Attend The Symposium?

JTC Conference Sponsors

Community Voices

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