2026 ETC Annual Conference to be Held at Penn State Join the Educational Technology Collaborative in 2026 for the Annual Conference hosted by Penn State. This will be held the week of October 12, 2026. Official dates will be determined after the Penn State football scheduled for 2026 has been announced. More details to come!

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 Webinar Sessions
Do you have a session idea or proposal you would like to be considered as a Connecting in the Cloud session? Submit your idea or proposal to the Professional Development Committee for consideration.
ETC IDEA Webinar: Continuing the DEI Discussion Thursday, May 28 | 12:30-1:30p ET
Have you faced a professional or personal challenge related to inclusion, equity, diversity or accessibility? If so, how did you overcome it - or are you still grappling with it? Right now, it is important to check in with each other in our communities, to listen to each other with empathy and share our experiences bravely. Join us on May 28 to continue the ongoing conversation around how DEI and anti-DEI initiatives are playing out at our institutions and in our lives. As always, the goal isn’t to agree on everything—but to understand more deeply and grow together.
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