Upcoming Teacher Learning Community Event!

Attention Education friends – You’re invited to a
one-of-a-kind PD event that’s going to be a lot of fun …
and best of all, it won’t cost you a dime!
Come learn with educators from around the world at the Online Education Conference: An international conference that’s 100% FREE!
This PD event has been sponsored by SimpleK12, one of the leading providers of 21st century teacher professional development. Join the Blue Bunnies as they camp out in the SimpleK12 offices for 24 hours straight, bringing you the best-of-the-best conference sessions with presenters from around the world.    (Thanks for organizing such an incredible FREE event, SimpleK12!)
Online Education Conference - Details
What:  A 24-hour training extravaganza for educators around the world!
When:  Wednesday, April 25th, 2012 – Thursday, April 26th, 2012
Where:  Online – Join LIVE from your computer or mobile device
Cost:  100% FREE!
Register:  http://simplek12.com/tlc/webinars/#OEC
What sessions can you attend?
Sessions will be running all day and night … so pick and choose whatever works best with your schedule.  There’s something for everyone! 
What can you learn about? 
Perhaps the better question is, “What WON’T you learn about?”  Conference sessions cover ALL of the latest educational trends and topics, such as:
·         Google Earth
·          iPads for Education
·         Free Web Tools
·         21st Century Student Projects
·         Blogging
·         Google Maps
·         Podcasting
·         and more!
What are you waiting for?Registration is free … but space is limited.  Don’t wait – Reserve your seat now before it’s too late!  Sign Up Here:  http://simplek12.com/tlc/webinars/#OEC
What’s not to love?!
No Travel.  No Registration Fees.  Lots of Fun. A Great Learning Opportunity. Need I say more?!
Help spread the word about this FREE, international online conference.  Tell as many educator friends and colleagues as you can!  Don’t let anyone miss out on this incredible learning opportunity!
See you there!

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