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This speaker lineup reflects FETC's commitment to showcasing diverse perspectives on technology's role in shaping educational outcomes.

CAST, a nonprofit leader in inclusive education, and the Future of Education Technology® Conference (FETC®) announced a groundbreaking partnership to advance inclusive technology practices in education. The collaboration will focus on FETC’s Inclusive Technology Conference Strand at the 2025 event, taking place January 14–17 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, as well as joint initiatives throughout the year.

West Palm Beach, Fla., January 6, 2025 – The Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC®), the nation’s premier event for K12 education technology professionals, is proud to announce its strategic partnership with Edutopia, a trusted source and vibrant social network shining a spotlight on what works in education.

The Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC®) has announced a strategic partnership with the Center for Digital Education (CDE) to empower K12 educators, administrators, and technology leaders with innovative tools and actionable strategies for integrating technology in schools. This collaboration aligns FETC’s mission of showcasing effective edtech solutions with CDE’s expertise in providing research and insights on emerging trends, policies, and funding opportunities. Attendees of FETC 2025, taking place January 14-17 in Orlando, FL, will benefit from CDE’s thought leadership, gaining access to cutting-edge resources that address challenges in digital learning environments. The partnership reinforces FETC’s commitment to equipping education leaders with practical solutions to advance digital transformation in schools.

The Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC®) has partnered with SmartBrief, a leading digital media publisher, to deliver curated education technology insights to K-12 educators and leaders. This collaboration leverages SmartBrief’s extensive network of education professionals, expanding FETC’s reach through targeted newsletters and resources. As FETC 2025 approaches, taking place January 14-17 in Orlando, FL, this partnership aims to connect educators with emerging edtech trends, strategies, and tools showcased at the conference. Together, FETC and SmartBrief will empower school leaders and educators with actionable knowledge to transform teaching and learning in K-12 schools.

Cellairis has unveiled the Cyber Pouch, a groundbreaking solution to manage mobile device distractions in classrooms. This RF signal-blocking pouch ensures a distraction-free environment while maintaining accessibility in emergencies. Durable and customizable with features like a transparent ID pocket and carabiner, the Cyber Pouch is tailored for schools seeking a balanced approach to technology. Learn how this innovative product supports productive and focused classrooms while promoting responsible device use.

Linewize, the North American division of Qoria, will debut its groundbreaking EdTech Insights platform at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) 2025 in Orlando, FL. Designed for K-12 IT leaders, the tool consolidates app inventory and provides advanced analytics to optimize costs, ensure compliance, and enhance instructional impact. Key features include license management, ROI measurement, compliance tracking, and resource optimization. The platform reflects Linewize's commitment to empowering schools with actionable intelligence for smarter technology decisions. EdTech Insights will be showcased at Booth #1083 during the event. Visit www.linewize.com for more information.

The National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC), in collaboration with the Network of Academic and Scholastic Esports Federations (NASEF) and LeagueOS, has unveiled a comprehensive recruiting portal aimed at connecting high school esports athletes with collegiate programs across North America. Managed by LeagueOS, the platform enables college coaches and directors to access detailed profiles of potential student-athletes, including integrated data from popular esports titles, as well as showcasing talents in streaming and shoutcasting. This initiative seeks to streamline the recruitment process, offering high school students enhanced opportunities to pursue esports at two-year and four-year institutions.

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