Don't Miss ETC's next Regional Event hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Campus

Join ETC and Universities of Wisconsin Educational Media Technology Council (EMTC) for a FREE event focused on AV in higher education! 

Join us for several afternoon tours and an evening social event on November 7th. Then, on November 8th, immerse yourself in a full day of programming at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire campus. This event will include panel discussions, presentations, a campus tour, and opportunities to network with AV/IT industry and higher education peers from the area. Finish the day by joining us for a social outing/dinner at a local restaurant. 

Register Now

Our Mission

The mission of ETC is to provide leadership and a forum for information exchange to the providers of media content, academic technology, and support for quality teaching and learning at institutions of higher education. To learn more about ETC's mission, click here.

The Benefits of Membership

ETC primarily offers membership to any institution of higher education with support units for media, instruction, presentation, or information technologies as well as firms and corporations whose business is in support of the purposes and objectives of ETC. Retiree and student memberships are also available. 

Members receive a variety of networking opportunities to connect with other professionals in their field, including access to member pricing at yearly conferences and a members-only listserv. Members can also participate in industry roundtable discussions regarding current trends and changes in the industry. For more information about member benefits, click here.

Upcoming Connecting in the Cloud Sessions

The Architectural Process for Construction Projects 

Please join us on Thursday, November 21 at 2 pm ET as Tom Aldridge shares what it is, where does technology fit in, and why it matters. For many construction projects, new construction or renovation, there is generally an overarching process in place that guides how things go from a perceived need to final completion. This session will review the process in detail while providing relevant experiential context.