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Join AATE for the 2024-2025 school year for free attendance to quarterly meetings as well as a discount on your ISTE Membership!

                                                       


 


QUARTERLY MEETINGS

2024-2025
Lazy Dog Perimeter Restaurant 

September 12th, 5pm-7pm


Mount Vernon School

October 23rd


                   Woodward Academy


January 10th, ATLIS/Toddle 10 Yr Reunion 



TBD

February


SCAD

March 17th



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Upcoming Events

  • AATE - The Mount Vernon School

    • 23 Oct 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 2:05 PM
    • 510 Mount Vernon Highway, Atlanta, GA 30328

    We are thrilled to announce that our first meeting will take place at The Mount Vernon School on Wednesday, October 23rd.  Amanda Bickerstaff, the Co-Founder and CEO of AI for Education will be our keynote. Amanda is a former high school biology teacher and EdTech executive with over 20 years of experience in education. She has a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities that AI can offer. She is committed to helping schools and teachers maximize their potential through the ethical and equitable adoption of AI. She will lead a session on the topic of Deep Fakes and how Schools can Respond. 

    We will start the day with a Registrar Roundtable from 9:00 am - 10:45 pm. This is a newly formed networking opportunity and we hope you will forward this invite to your school registrars. 

    Your experience is important to us. During registration, please select your preferred sessions and meal options. Here's a sneak peek of our agenda and afternoon session lineup:

    Session 1 (12:30 pm - 1:15 pm):

    • Future Scenarios Planning
    • Designing the Future: Sustainable Cities Through Minecraft & Prototyping - 6th Capstone
    • Toddle
    • AI in the Humanities
    • Technology Roundtable - System Integration

    Session 2 (1:20 pm - 2:05 pm):

    • Roundtable - From Bark to Phone Bans: Partnering with Families on Tech
    • Designing Impact: Empathy-Driven School Transformation with Mount Vernon
    • Future Scenarios Planning
    • Designing the Future: Sustainable Cities Through Minecraft & Prototyping - 6th Capstone
    • Learning Support & AI in the Lower School

    Spread the Word: We encourage you to extend this invitation to your fellow educators and contacts. Please complete your registration promptly to help us make seamless arrangements. 

    We are excited to kick off the year with fresh ideas, meaningful connections, and inspiring moments. We look forward to seeing you there!

    Warm regards,

    Connie

    Connie White

    AATE President

    @cwhitetech

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ABOUT AATE
The Atlanta Area Technology Educators (AATE) organization began more than thirty years ago with six members. Our current contacts include over 225 technology educators with an average of 100  members attending quarterly meetings.
The members consist of technology leaders, classroom teachers, and administrators from public and private schools, education and technology consultants, as well as a small number of vendors. Each year, AATE members meet quarterly to network and share ideas. 
Meetings typically occur on school days from 11am-2pm during the school year, usually in September, November, February and April. Each meeting is hosted by a different member school, a University, or a local technology related industry. 
AATE is an Affiliate Organization of ISTE - International Society for Technology in Education. By becoming an AATE member, you qualify for a discount on your annual ISTE membership dues.

AATE exists to support technology educators in networking, innovation and leadership.

CONTACT
Connie White, AATE President,

Woodward Academy


Stacy Brown, The Davis Academy

Nathan Edwards, The Cottage School

Mark LaBouchere, The Westminster School

Charles Allen, Atlanta International School

Lisa Prodigo, The Howard School

Marian Rosenberg, St. Pius X Catholic High School


aate@aateconnect.org

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