A Conference for Educators by Educators...

Spring MACE - 2009

The Mid-America Association for Computers in Education will be hosting their annual education technology conference in Manhattan.

MACE is always striving to be the best educational conference it can be, and meet the needs of its attendees. We believe our conference sessions will stimulate new ideas for teaching and learning in today's classrooms.

We not only pride ourselves in providing educators with "just in time" learning in the spirit of work, we also believe in food, fun, and giveaways!

This is a wonderful learning and networking opportunity for educators, and a great low-cost option for school districts to support technological staff development.

Dates: March 5 & 6, 2009
Location: Alumni Center, Kansas State University, Manhattan

Conference Fee: $150 online registration, $175 walk-up registration

Vendor Display: Thursday, March 5 (one day only)

Attendees

• Attendee Information - Important, please read
• Attendee Register
• Attain college credit from Emporia State University
• View the Grid of scheduled presentations

Presenters

• Want to be a Presenter? Check out the details and rewards!
• Submit a Session Proposal

Vendors and Exhibitors

• Vendor & Exhibitor Information
• Vendor & Exhibitor Registration
• Submit a Vendor/Exhibitor Session Proposal
• Vendors and Exhibitors for the 2009 Conference

• Directions to the KSU Alumni Center
• Floor Plan, Tour, and other information about the Alumni Center
• Manhattan Motels and other Visitor Information
• KSU Information for Visitors & Guests - please read

• Conference, contact Co-Chair Tom Sextro
• Conference, contact Co-Chair Rhonda Gierhan
• Registrations for Attendees, contact Registrar Ellen Underhill
• All things for Vendors & Exhibitors, contact Linda Grindol

A very big thank you to all the vendors, presenters, and participants at our conferences. Without the efforts of many volunteers, these conferences would not exist. This is truly a conference of, by, and for technology-using educators.