Keystones Technology Innovators Summit

The Keystones Technology Innovator Program identifies, invites, and supports exemplary educators into a distinct and dynamic learning community. Keystones advocate the use of technology as a transformative tool to nurture the intellect, innovation, and imagination of students. Through a rigorous selection process, 100 Keystones are selected by PAECT regional teams to attend this week-long summit. The term STARS stands for: State Technology Advocates Redefining Schools. Keystones STARS are advocates and influencers within their school districts when it comes to teaching and learning with technology. Many Keystones become district administrators and key decision makers in educational technology planning. The summit is designed to enrich and invigorate the skills and competencies of these attendees, providing opportunities for hands-on professional development, keynote sessions from dynamic and innovative speakers on instructional technology, collaboration in cohorts of similar classroom interests, and networking with colleagues from across the commonwealth. The only cost for attendees is a $150 event fee. Attendees can also earn 3 graduate-level professional development credits through Wilson College & Eduspire (at an additional cost) or 20-25 Act 48 hours.