Industry Services

 

 

Events

 

Whether sponsoring one of our K-12 or higher education events, or presenting your solutions in a custom event environment, the Center for Digital Education's breadth of content expertise and relationships attracts the right audience and provides the face-to-face contact you need to build relationships in this vast and expanding market.

K-12 Roadshow Events
These events, set in an informal conversation-style format, are prime opportunities to connect one-on-one as the table host. Known as our “speed dating” roundtables, your representatives are able to meet and discuss issues with everyone in attendance.

K-12 Regional Events
These events are tabletop display and forum-style events with speakers and multiple levels of sponsorship.

K-12 National Events
These invitation-only events are national in scope with CIO and senior executives associated with technology purchase and implementation.

Higher Education Events
The Center’s higher ed events are tabletop display and forum-style events with speakers and multiple levels of sponsorship.

National Survey Events
The Center’s two major survey awards events provide a unique opportunity to meet with 40+ executives in K-12 or higher education. The event is part of a full promotional program which includes sponsor recognition in press releases – picked up by more than 100 news organizations from television to radio and online – as well as 25 custom selected profiles from survey submissions providing high value leads for sponsors.

Surveys & Awards

 

The Digital Community Colleges Survey, conducted by the Center for Digital Education and Converge, documents how community colleges have progressed in their use of information technology to improve service delivery and quality of education in postsecondary institutions. The purpose of the survey is to recognize and showcase community colleges’ use of technology to provide a high level of service to their faculty, students, and communities. All U.S. community colleges are invited to participate in the survey. 

The Digital School Districts Survey, conducted by the Center for Digital Education, the National School Boards Association and Converge, examines how school boards and their districts are applying information technology to improve service delivery and quality of education in public schools. The purpose of the survey is to showcase exemplary school boards’ and districts’ use of technology to communicate with students, parents, and the community, and to improve district operations. All U.S. public school districts and school boards are invited to participate.

Digital Education Achievement Awards (DEAA) and Best of the Web Awards showcase exceptional K-12 and higher education websites, digital technology projects and programs that have enriched education for students and teachers.