There are so many ways to get involved, we probably don’t even know them all. Some are traditions but some haven’t been invented yet. See what excites you and talk to us.
The first step is to JOIN! Membership is complimentary but will help you keep up to date with all our events, activities and resources. Learn more about membership in VSTE.
Face to Face Activities - Join us in our prize winning efforts. Consider becoming part of the team that plans and implements the world famous VSTE Annual Technology in Education Conference, the one-day concurrent Educational Technology Leadership Institute or other Learning Events held throughout the state, throughout the year.
Online Professional Development - VSTE relies on cutting edge technology to share effective professional development materials and information online. VSTELive!, our monthly webinar, features educators who are using technology in innovative, exciting ways to support teaching and learning. Through our patnership with WHRO we are able to provide access to quality online courses.
Special Interest Groups - VSTE is developing some special interest groups (SIGs) focused on particular areas of educational technology. Our first—the Mobile Learning SIG—is up and running. You can learn more about joining the SIG at its webpage.
Social Networking - VSTE provides many ways for you to connect with other educators across the state, the country, and the world! Start with our Ning, listen to our podcast, visit our Island in Second Life, subscribe to our integrators’ email list.
Board Committees - Something new! Interested in getting involved in the workings of the organization? Want to be part of discussions, planning and even implementation? Why not start with a Board committee? These committees focus on areas like membership; advocacy; innovation; awards, grants, and scholarships; and education and programs.
Interested? - To be considered for any of these activities, fill in and submit the Volunteer and Get Involved Form.
Contact us for further information about getting involved.
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