Catch Teq at ISTE 2026!
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Teq is ecstatic to attend the annual International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Live26! We’re excited to connect with educators and leaders alike to integrate cutting-edge edtech solutions that transform classroom instruction. Taking place from June 28th to July 1st, 2026, this top-notch event is being held at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL! Witness innovative edtech, grab some swag, or say hello to the team at booth #1220.
Network, create, and engage!
We can’t wait to showcase our professional development opportunities and dynamic project-based learning solutions. Additionally, see hands-on demonstrations with STEM products from Gif-O-Graf, ClassVR, Dobot, Shaper Origin, Bambu Lab, xTool, and the SMART Board Mini by SMART Technologies!

Connect with Teq team members Mandy Froehlich, Matt Reichart, Desmond Hasty, Brian Beedenbender, Damian Scarfo, and Bryan Renneisen to dive into our new AI micro-credential, Google micro-credential, and GCN compliance training, all available on OTIS for educators.
Discover tons of engaging booth experiences!
Stop by booth #1220 to meet Matt Miller and grab a signed copy of his book, AI Literacy in Any Class. This practical guide is designed to help K-12 educators prepare students for an AI-driven future!
Don’t miss your chance to play on our giant PLINKO board to win a variety of prizes! Furthermore, Copernicus and MakerBot are giving away a free Sketch Printer and 3D Printer Cart, valued at $4,500! To enter the raffle, fill out an entry form at the Teq booth (#1220), and drop it off at the Copernicus Education booth (#1451) for a chance to win.
Tune in to interactive sessions
Teq is presenting tons of must-see sessions! Curated by our PD and curriculum experts, we’ll explore what real professional learning networks look like and lead an interactive session where imagination, play, and creativity unite.
Session 1

Growing Together: Building Authentic PLNs for Educator Impact
Mandy Froehlich, Director of Professional Learning
Monday, June 29, 2026 | 10:30AM-11:30AM
As education evolves in the wake of global disruption and AI transformation, one truth remains: we need each other. This inspiring panel explores how professional learning networks (PLNs) have re-emerged as lifelines for educator growth, joy, and innovation through authentic connection, community care, and collaborative renewal.
Session 2

Tabletop Thinking and Learning Playground – Gif-O-Graf
Desmond Hasty, Field Marketing Specialist
Wednesday, July 1, 2026 | 8:30AM–10:15AM
Playground
Alongside educators hailing Catan to Candy Land, discover how meeples, mindfulness, dice, and imagination amplify learner understanding, engagement, and agency through the power of game-based thinking. Design games for assessing authentic understanding, roleplay adventures created by educators, and practice strategies for integrating tabletop gaming into any learning space.
Make a splash at ISTE!
We’ve got a ton in store! Check out our booth for product demos, free swag, or to meet the team. Stay in the loop and connect with us on social media for real-time updates (links below). Don’t forget to tag us in your #ISTELive26 photos – we’ll see you in Orlando!
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