Workshops

Workshops Overview

We help educators find the path of greatest impact.

TEC21 gives educators the opportunity to grow as life-long learners in their effective use of technology as a learning and teaching tool in the classroom and principals in their administrative role. Our workshop design encourages Lutheran school educators to connect with and inspire one another and share best practices. TEC21 workshop participants discover, develop and acquire practical applications, including lessons, project ideas and supplemental digital resources, to implement in the context of their ministry.

The TEC21 workshop program is tailored to meet educator needs and provides follow-up support to ensure successful implementation.

Here’s how it works:

• Principals register teachers for traditional, face-to-face cohorts, or niche virtual cohorts designed to reach remote learners in districts with outlying (more isolated) or fewer numbers of schools and provide stronger, content-specific support to Lutheran high school teachers. Our virtual cohorts include:
  • EC-8 educator cohort (in-person and virtual options)
  • EC-12 music educator cohort (virtual)
  • EC-8 principal cohort (virtual)
  • MS/HS ELA educator cohort (virtual)
  • MS/HS science educator cohort (virtual)
  • MS/HS social studies educator cohort (virtual)
  • MS/HS theology educator cohort (virtual)
• Seven monthly, one-day workshops are held during the work day (EC-8 cohorts typically on Thursdays, MS/HS subject-specific and principal cohorts on Fridays) beginning in September and ending in April.
• Participants receive practical, relevant materials and resources.
• Participants are equipped to effectively utilize technology in the classroom or administrative role.
• Participants are equipped and encouraged to become peer resources in their schools.
• Participants engage TEC21 Connections, our online community for ongoing learning opportunities, resources and support.

Register now for one of our 2026/2027 cohorts.