PSLA Conference – April 16th-18th
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Fuel the future of edtech! Teq is ecstatic to attend the annual Pennsylvania School Librarians Association Conference (PSLA)! We’re excited to connect with educators and librarians alike to improve literacy instruction through interactive workshops and expert-led sessions. Taking place from April 16th to April 18th, 2026, this premier event is being held at the Blair County Convention Center in Altoona, PA. Stop by booth #17 to demo innovative STEM products, grab some free swag, or say hello to the team!
Our Teq team is prepared to show off all our amazing solutions for edtech, online and in-person professional development, and project-based learning. We’re demonstrating a wide range of our elite products, including MakerBot, BirdBrain Technologies, xTool, MERGE, and KIBO. Don’t forget to meet Desmond from the Teq Squad!
We’ve got a ton in store, so make sure you stay in the loop and connect with us on social media (links below). Don’t forget to tag us in your #PSLA photos. We’ll see you there!
For more tips, tricks, and tools for teaching in and out of the classroom, check out more content on the Teq Talk blog or our YouTube channels OTIS for educators and Tequipment.
We also offer virtual professional development, training, and support with OTIS for educators. Explore the technology and strategies that spark student success — no matter where teaching or learning are happening!
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