NJSBA Virtual Workshop
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This year’s NJSBA Workshop is virtual — and we are too!
Join us for Workshop 2020 for 3 days of live training sessions. Sessions will cover digital and distance learning, equity, cybersecurity, cost-savings, leadership, school technology, social and emotional learning, sustainability, integrative STEAM, and more. With compelling keynote speakers and exciting special events, this year’s NJSBA is an event you wont want to miss.
Register to join the virtual workshop today!
October 20-22, 2020
[Virtual event]
Meet us virtually in the Exhibition Hall at the SMART Technologies booth. Chat live with Teq NJ rep Dean DeVincentis and learn about all things SMART.
If you want to set up a specific time to talk one-on-one with Teq, you can also email the team at events@teq.com.
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