This is the largest event in Danish education sector combining a large exhibition with a professional programme.

Key persons such as leaders, ICT consultants, librarians, teachers, technicians, consultants, advisers and administrative staff meet for two inspirational days with focus on topical problems and visions for the future of education.

CeBIT is the international meeting point for the information and communication technology (ICT) industry. It features digital IT and telecommunications solutions for home and work environments.

Visitors to CeBIT have the opportunity to attend presentations given by key company managers from the ICT field, allowing them to learn directly from the managers' experiences, insights and visions.

The Victorian Information Technology Teachers Association organised a three-day conference on ICT: Imagination Creativity Thinking. ICT educators from primary and secondary schools, tertiary institutions, sector authorities, and companies were invited to take part in this event.

Attendees had the opportunity to listen to keynote speakers and see a range of exhibitors showcase their latest development for advancing teaching and learning.

Organized by the National School Boards Association in the United States, the 20th T+L Conference took place in the Wild West state of Texas. K-12 educators, technology directors and administrators saw the latest innovations in education technology.

The conference featured hands-on workshops, seminars and a showcase of products that improve classroom teaching, school-parent communications and student achievement.

CeBIT Bilisim Eurasia is one of the world's ten biggest information and communications technology (ICT) trade shows. It forms an international hub for the ICT markets of Turkey, Asia and southeast Europe.

The trade show drew more than 950 exhibitors and over 145,000 visitors from all over the world. It spanned ten exhibition halls and took place over a course of six days.

The NECC is an annual conference organized by the International Society for Technology in Education, a non-profit organization promoting the effective use of technology in schools.

Taking place in sunny San Diego, the three-day event saw close to 17,000 visitors. This is currently America's largest education technology trade show.

Designed for teachers, principals and deans, district administrators, curriculum designers, media specialists, technology directors and various other educators, the FETC is one of the largest and most successful education technology conferences in the United States.

Visitors learn about the different technologies used in schools at all levels and the various ways to integrate them into the curriculum.