Join Your Colleagues in Anaheim or Virtually

The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference is the premier gathering for higher education IT professionals. It provides content and exploration of today’s toughest technology issues facing campuses around the world and convenes some of the brightest minds in the community. At EDUCAUSE 2013 you'll experience a robust, member-driven program, focused on providing value you can use all year long. Content-rich sessions help us learn from each other as we share experiences, ideas, and information. Take part in the one event that brings together the best thinking in higher education IT.

General Session Speakers...

Sir Ken Robinson, Ph.D.

Educationalist and Author
 

 

 

 

 

Jane McGonigal

Game Designer and Author
 

 

 

 

 

Paul LeBlanc

President, Southern New Hampshire University
 

Key Dates

  • Call for Proposals Closed: February 2013
  • Registration Opens: May 2013
  • Selected Proposals Notified: June 2013
  • Program/Agenda Online: July 2013
  • Presentations Occur: October 16–18
  • Poster Presentations Occur: October 16

 

When colleagues from around the world converge with some of the most innovative corporate solution providers, you have an event that creates invaluable networking opportunities and professional development.

 

Conference Locations

EDUCAUSE 2013 will be held at the Anaheim Convention Center (800 West Katella Avenue, Anaheim CA 92802) and virtually (wherever you are). For information about Anaheim and the convention center:

 

 

View Takeaways from EDUCAUSE 2012

 

At EDUCAUSE 2013, the best thinking in higher education IT will bring you...

  • The best networking–-Connect with colleagues from around the world who share similar interests and challenges
  • The best content–-Explore the community-generated program and sort by topical themes and domains, speakers, and relevant interest areas to find exactly what you need
  • The best solutions–-Discuss your particular issues in one of the largest gatherings of higher education IT solution providers in the extensive exhibit hall
  • The best speakers–-Be inspired by thought leaders from inside and outside of our community who challenge, frame, and explore the future
  • The best community–-Engage in affinity group sessions, special topic discussions, inpromptu hallway "meetings," and solution-oriented discovery