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Connect and share in real-time with educators from around the state or visit our library of on-demand webinars to grow your professional toolkit on your schedule. Illinois educators can earn up to 1 PD credit hour for live attendance.

Upcoming Webinars

All LTC webinars are recorded and made available publicly within 7 days of airing.

One Size Does Not Fit All: Resources to Support UDL

| Free

Discover powerful, easy-to-use online tools and resources that bring Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to life in your reading, writing, and math classroom.

Anastasia Alter
Anastasia Alter
Assistive Technology Facilitator, Infinitec

Tech Treks: Canva for Video Creations (Lights, Action, Canva Video!)

| Free

Explore how to design and produce your own video content in Canva. Leave inspired to make a tutorial, a video newsletter, a class newscast, or so much more!

Emily Pool
Emily Pool
Professional Learning Specialist, Learning Technology Center

Tech Treks: Student Data with Nearpod Reports

| Free

Join us for a hands-on look at Nearpod’s reporting capabilities, including how you can start utilizing them to make data-informed teaching decisions as soon as today.

Amy Graham
Amy Graham
Instructional Technology Coach, Learning Technology Center

School Law Update: Edtech during the 2025-26 School Year

| Free

School leaders – get up to speed on the latest state and federal school law developments so that you can confidently plan for the school year ahead.

Brandon Wright
Brandon Wright
Attorney, Miller, Tracy, Braun, Funk & Miller Ltd.

On-Demand Webinars

Full recordings of all LTC webinars, as well as our full video archive, can be found below or viewed on our YouTube channel.

Social Emotional Learning (SEL)

Understanding Digital Pull: Strategies for Supporting Well-Being at Home

Mar 11, 2025
Free

Healthy technology use starts at home. Join fellow parents and educators to learn how digital platforms capture young people’s attention + actionable strategies for fostering a balanced relationship with technology.

Holly Kelly
Holly Kelly
Human-Centered Technology Specialist, Learning Technology Center
Digital Citizenship

Helping Students Navigate Group Chat Drama

Feb 11, 2025
Free

Educators can help students learn to navigate group chat drama, one text at a time. Join us as we look into how to address drama, foster stronger interpersonal relationships, and empower students to socialize confidently.

Lauren Schoenberger
Lauren Schoenberger
Account Executive, The Social Institute

Beyond Worksheets: Audio Projects for Powerful Learning with Soundtrap

Feb 4, 2025
Free

Come discover how creative audio projects produced using Soundtrap for Education can be a powerful driver for classroom engagement, collaboration, communication, and more.

Chad Reisfelt
Chad Reisfelt
Head of Sales, Soundtrap for Education

Google Apps and Extensions to Support Executive Function and Empower Students

Jan 21, 2025
Free

Tune in to explore a range of Google apps and extensions specifically designed to support executive function, including a framework for selecting the right assistive tech to promote student independence.

Anastasia Alter
Anastasia Alter
Assistive Technology Facilitator, Infinitec

Coaching Across Buildings

Jan 14, 2025
Free

Feeling a little here, there, and everywhere? Discover how coaches like you manage their work across multiple buildings, including multi-district coaching’s unique challenges and practical strategies for managing your practice.

Elizabeth Radunz
Elizabeth Radunz
Lead Instructional Technology Coach, Learning Technology Center

School Law Update: Technology Law Trends and Insights for 2025

Dec 17, 2024
Free

Calling all K-12 leaders and administrators – it’s time for a school law update! Join Attorney Brandon K. Wright as he answers and discusses your legal questions surrounding technology use in schools – including important

Brandon Wright
Brandon Wright
Attorney, Miller, Tracy, Braun, Funk & Miller Ltd.

Navigating the Digital Age: Essential News and Media Skills

Oct 15, 2024
Free

Students must be able to accurately evaluate online information, both in and out of the classroom. Join us to discover practical strategies and lesson resources that build students’ news and media literacy skills while cultivating

Jennifer Ehehalt
Jennifer Ehehalt
Sr. Regional Manager, Common Sense Education