On July 11 you will learn more about CILC, experience a demo from the Center for Pupperty Arts, and explore CILC's Planning Tool. Of course there will be time for questions and a teaser for what is to come in the second half of the double header.
On July 18 we will pick up where we left off in week one and then travel virtually to the MOTE Marine Laboratory & Aquarium, followed by a discuss of the difference of planning a museum visit versus a virtual visit with an expert like Author Marty Chan.
Registering will get you access to both sessions.
The conference promises something for everyone:
Our USDLA National Conference has long been an event where we mingle, discuss technology and learn from an audience broader than our own. Nothing can replace those live in-person interactions and conference feedback has always focused on those personal relationships made with one another.
For our 39th anniversary will be focusing on tracks that are in high demand as we continue to navigate both remote and in-person learning strategies. These tracks include: