ÕýÆ·À¶µ¼º½ Technology Showcase

Explore AI, Innovation & Campus Technologies at the 2026 ÕýÆ·À¶µ¼º½ Technology Showcase
May 6, 2026 • 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Moody Hall Atrium

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Discover the future of technology at ÕýÆ·À¶µ¼º½. Join us on May 6 for the 2026 Technology Showcase—an interactive event featuring live demos, emerging tools, and the people driving innovation across campus. Whether you're looking to streamline your work, explore new tech, or connect with experts, this is your opportunity to see what’s next.

Experience:

  • Hands-on demos of the latest campus technologies
  • AI tools and innovations shaping teaching and research
  • Connect with IT experts and campus partners
  • Practical solutions you can start using immediately

Workshops Lecture Recording A.I. Sessions Awards Vendors

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Ian Aberle
Sr. IT Communications Specialist and Trainer
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Lisa Beyer
Online Instructional Designer
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Kam DeLeon
Online Instructional Designer & QM Coordinator
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Lisa Gines
Instructional Systems Administrator
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Eric Godat
Director of OIT Research Technology Services
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Constantin C. Icleanu
Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence
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Carrie Johnston
Associate Dean of Research and Digital Strategy
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Laurene Klassen
Director of IT Training & Communications
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Jennifer Mayes
Manager of Canvas & Instructional Systems
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Zach Peterson
Sr. IT Training & Communications Consultant
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Rachel Stanger
Online Learning Experience Designer
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Addy Tolliver
Associate Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence
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Tue Vu
AI/ Machine Learning Research Engineer
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Jason Warner
Associate CIO for Academic Technology Services

Sessions

With almost a dozen hands-on sessions and workshops, there is something for everyone, but seats are limited. Register now.

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