MassCUE 2025

This week, I joined several educators from Tritown School Union attended MassCUE at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA.

MassCUE, the Massachusetts Computer Using Educators conference, is a premier event for educators, technology specialists, and leaders in K-12 education. It offers a dynamic platform for professional development, collaboration, and sharing best practices in educational technology. With hands-on workshops, innovative presentations, and the latest tools in edtech, attendees can explore strategies to enhance teaching and learning through technology. MassCUE 2024 provides an invaluable opportunity to network with like-minded professionals, discover new digital resources, and stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving landscape of education.

MassCUE 2024

This week, several educators and administrators from Tritown School Union attended MassCUE at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA.

MassCUE, the Massachusetts Computer Using Educators conference, is a premier event for educators, technology specialists, and leaders in K-12 education. It offers a dynamic platform for professional development, collaboration, and sharing best practices in educational technology. With hands-on workshops, innovative presentations, and the latest tools in edtech, attendees can explore strategies to enhance teaching and learning through technology. MassCUE 2024 provides an invaluable opportunity to network with like-minded professionals, discover new digital resources, and stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving landscape of education.

MassCUE 2023

Teachers and staff attended the MassCUE conference this year.

The Tri-Town was well represented by the Digital Learning team as well as librarians and teachers. Middleton's Innovation and Artovation teachers presented on several projects that they have worked on in their classrooms. They even brought some of their students. Oh What Fun!

"This two-day event features workshops, demonstrations and presentations by thought leaders and preeminent educators on how to enhance teaching and learning with technology focusing on digital equity. Hundreds of education technology companies and nonprofit organizations participate in this event, sharing the latest in education technology advances with educators and administrators from across the region. For educators who want to connect with their peers and learn the latest in edtech, the Fall Conference has it all!" (Source)

MassCUE 2018

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I had the privilege of attending and presenting at MassCUE this year.  Each year, Massachusetts Computer Using Educators has their annual conference at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA.

"MassCUE is a resource-rich, vibrant network of educators providing New England's premier educational technology conference as well as ongoing, high-quality professional learning opportunities, including specialized webinars, workshops, camps, onsite learning tours and more."  (Source)

The Keynote Speaker this year was Tom Murray from "Future Ready Schools".  He was so inspirational!  These his speech reiterated the importance of being present for our students, building relationships and the importance of personalizing learning.

There were so many amazing presenters at MassCUE.  The workshops ranged from STEM learning to using technology for Social Emotional Learning.  The workshops that I participated in were about Makerspaces, G-Suite for education, Tech Coaching, and Augmented & Virtual Reality.

I presented two workshops at MassCUE 18 with two of my colleagues, Louise Kennedy and Eileen Mulligan.  Our first session was "Using Seesaw Across the Early Elementary Curriculum to Increase Student Engagement and Parent Communication."

Here's our Seesaw presentation -



Louise Kennedy, Eileen Mulligan and I also presented "Going Global! Mystery Location Skypes/Hangouts in the Elementary Classroom".

Here's our Mystery Skype presentation -




The Tri-town School System allowed many of us to attend MassCUE 18.  Learning is so much better when you have others to collaborate and communicate with.  Thank you!