Destination Oneonta: EdTech BALANCE Conference
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Balancing Active Lives and Navigating Changing Environments (BALANCE)
BALANCE focuses on educators and non-educators alike who “do” use edtech as well as keep a balanced approach to working in the education field.
Teq Senior Account Executive, Jeff Taft, will be joined by the Teq Squad to demonstrate exciting new STEM products like Bloxels and KIBO. We’ll also be there to talk about iBlocks – Teq’s cross-curriculum PBL learning solution that enables students to invent, explore, and build important future-ready skills.
Date: October 11, 2019
Time: 7:30AM-3:00PM
Location: Oneonta City School District High School, 130 East Street, Oneonta, NY 13820
Schedule time with our team by emailing events@teq.com.
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