MassCUE Summer Camp Patriots Raffle

Win Tickets to see the 2024 New England Patriots! Attend a MassCUE camp this summer for a chance to win Patriots tickets! Register for Coach Bootcamp, CUEcamp West or CUEcamp East and be entered into a raffle to win two tickets to one of the following VIP seating at Patriots Training Camp on August 11. This experience includes leacher/grass seating, waters & Gatorade and an exclusive autograph space post-practice to meet members of the 2024 Patriots. Preseason game August 8 against the Carolina Panthers Preseason game August 15 against the Philadelphia Eagles Register by August 1, 2024, to be entered in the raffle. For more information about the VIP Training Camp Experience or preseason schedule, visit the New England Patriots website. For questions concerning MassCUE summer camps, visit the PD page of our website or contact pd@masscue.org. Join us at a MassCUE camp this summer for a chance to trade in your notebook for a playbook at Gillette Stadium in August!

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MassCUE Spring Conference 2024 Keynote Speech Now Available

  Watch the Friday Keynote Address from the MassCUE Spring Conference 2024 The MassCUE Spring Conference 2024 featured an inspiring keynote address from Marvin Venay, Chief of External Affairs…

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Call for Proposals: DEADLINE EXTENDED

Present at the MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall Conference 2024 Submit your proposal to present at the MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall Conference by July 19, 2024. This year's conference is set for October 16-17, 2024, at Gillette Stadium. The theme is MassCUE4ALL: Going Beyond the Surface. For more information on our theme, conference strands and opportunities to present, visit our Fall Conference 2024 event page. Deadline to submit extended to: July 19, 2024.  

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Deadline Extended: 2024 Nominations for Administrator and Pathfinder Awards

Nominate a Colleague for a MassCUE Administrator or Pathfinder Award MassCUE is extending the deadline to nominate someone for an Administrator or Pathfinder Award. Do you know an exceptional educator who has made an impact in the field of educational technology? A current or former colleague who serves as a leader and an inspiration to others in their classroom, school or district? Nominate them for an Administrator or a Pathfinder award! Nominations are being accepted now for these awards, which are given out during the MassCUE Fall Conference in October. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page. Deadline to submit a nomination extended to July 31, 2024.   The Administrator Award will be presented to a school or district leader who models and promotes the effective use of technology in their day-to-day execution of duties; provides exceptional leadership in supporting the integration of technology into the curriculum; and promotes, models, and establishes policies for safe, legal, and ethical use of digital information and technology. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page. K-12 school teachers, technology coordinators and other educators are eligible to be recognized with the Pathfinder Award, which will be given to an educator who facilitates a positive change in technological thinking in their classroom, school, or district; demonstrates vision and leadership; influences other educators and promotes ethical and responsible use of technology. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page.   More Information See past winners and get more information on awards criteria and nomination procedures in the Awards & Recognition Committee section of our website.

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Congratulations, Casey Daigle!

  Special Election 2024 Results MassCUE was pleased to announce at our Annual Meeting on June 5, 2024 that Casey Daigle was elected as President-Elect of the Board of Directors. She was elected during a special election to fill the role, which was vacated by Steve Guditus. To learn more about Casey, visit our Board of Directors page. Please join us in congratulating Casey!

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Annual Report 2024 Offers Highlights of the Year

The 2023-24 fiscal year saw MassCUE taking on new staff members, a new event management system and many new professional development opportunities, among other exciting changes. Read all about these accomplishments and more in our Annual Report. *Please note that the numbers at the end of the report are as of April 30, 2024. Up to date independent financial analysis will be added for fiscal year end, after July 1, 2024, and will be included in the report that is submitted to the state.  Click on the image to view the report.  

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I&A Update: Ed Tech Advocacy and Policy Fly-In

June 2024 I&A Update: EdTech Advocacy Day     On May 1, 2024, three members of our Influence and Advocacy Committee—Jenn Judkins, Colleen Terrill, and Karen Winsper—along with AJ Cote from DESE’s Office of Education Technology, took on the task of advocating for essential changes in educational technology. The team participated in the annual Ed Tech Advocacy and Policy Fly-In event, co-hosted by CoSN, ISTE, SETDA, and SIIA. This event brings together colleagues from various states, school districts, and ESAs, as well as members of Congress, key congressional staff, and education association leaders. They gathered in Washington DC to discuss critical topics such as cybersecurity, student data privacy, E-Rate, closing the homework gap, and other important educational technology issues. In the morning, the team joined leaders from the hosting organizations, other educators, vendors, and policymakers to prepare for the advocacy efforts. They met with staff from Representative Auchincloss’, Representative Trahan’s, and Representative McGovern’s offices as well as senior staff from Senator Warren’s and Senator Markey’s offices. The team emphasized the need for strong student data privacy measures, full funding for Title II and Title IV grants, enhanced cybersecurity, expanded E-Rate access including coverage for cybersecurity measures, and responsible AI usage. This year's event provided a unique opportunity to discuss how digital learning is a key element in creating equitable and effective education in a post-COVID world. The team's participation showcased the importance of collective action in achieving tangible progress toward ensuring every student has access to quality education in a digitally advanced setting. To learn more about key points from the event please click here. Visit the MassCUE Influence & Advocacy Committee page to learn more about our committee and how to get involved.

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Call for Proposals Now Open

Present at the MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall Conference 2024 Our Request for Proposals (RFP) is now open for the MassCUE/M.A.S.S. Fall Conference which will be held at Gillette Stadium October 16-17, 2024. This year our conference theme is MassCUE4ALL: Going Beyond the Surface. For more information on our theme, conference strands and opportunities to present, visit our Fall Conference 2024 event page. Deadline to submit: July 12, 2024.  

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You are Invited: MassCUE Annual General Meeting 2024

MassCUE members, partners and supporters are invited to join us on June 5, 2024, for our Annual General Meeting. This event, which will be held at 5:00pm in the Optum Lounge at Gillette Stadium, is free for members and includes dinner and drinks. It’s a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and make new connections with our Corporate Partners and other leaders in educational technology from around the commonwealth. Plus, the Optum Lounge offers easy access to the field for MassCUE selfies! Come get an update on past events and learn about some of the exciting things we have in store for this summer and the 2024-25 school year. To learn more or to register, please visit the Annual General Meeting event page on our website.  

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New Membership Platform to Expand Membership Offerings

Get ready for new programming options and streamlined registration for courses and events from MassCUE! We are excited to announce that MassCUE will be moving to a new membership platform beginning May 1, 2024. The move to Wild Apricot will allow us to expand our offerings to members going forward. With this new platform, we will have the ability to expand programming, including more asynchronous PD offerings. The user-friendly interface will make registering for events and programs quick and easy, once you have entered your information. Starting May 1, all members will be asked to log in and create a Wild Apricot account. Watch your email for a link and instructions.    Your information will be saved, reducing the amount of information you need to enter when registering for events or programs in the future! Emails will be sent to the address connected with your membership. This is just the first step in our plans to revitalize what we offer to our members. Your voice matters to us. That’s why we’ll also be forming a Membership Committee dedicated to gathering your input and suggestions. Stay tuned for more information on this new opportunity to help shape the future of MassCUE!

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Special Election for President-Elect, MassCUE Board of Directors

MassCUE 2024 Special Election Nominations Open May 20-May 27, 2024 MassCUE will hold a special election in May/June 2024…

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2024 Nominations for Administrator and Pathfinder Awards

Nominate a Colleague for a MassCUE Administrator or Pathfinder Award Do you know an exceptional educator who has made an impact in the field of educational technology? A current or former colleague who serves as a leader and an inspiration to others in their classroom, school or district? Nominate them for an Administrator or a Pathfinder award! Nominations are being accepted now for these awards, which are given out during the MassCUE Fall Conference in October. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page. Deadline to submit a nomination extended to July 31, 2024.   The Administrator Award will be presented to a school or district leader who models and promotes the effective use of technology in their day-to-day execution of duties; provides exceptional leadership in supporting the integration of technology into the curriculum; and promotes, models, and establishes policies for safe, legal, and ethical use of digital information and technology. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page. K-12 school teachers, technology coordinators and other educators are eligible to be recognized with the Pathfinder Award, which will be given to an educator who facilitates a positive change in technological thinking in their classroom, school, or district; demonstrates vision and leadership; influences other educators and promotes ethical and responsible use of technology. To submit a nomination, visit our Awards Committee page.   More Information See past winners and get more information on awards criteria and nomination procedures in the Awards & Recognition Committee section of our website.

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