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The ATL + WACC 2026 Call for Proposals is open!

On By asells25In 2026Leave a comment
ATL + WACC 2026 conference logo: Heart. Mind. Community. with a heart icon

ATL + WACC 2026 | April 29th – May 1st | Virtual in Zoom

Interested in presenting?

  • Heart. Mind. Community. This year’s theme is all about supporting one another, growing together, and building stronger, more human-centered working and learning environments.
  • Your voice matters! We invite you to submit a proposal to share the ways you’re bringing care, growth, and connection into your work with students and colleagues.

Who should submit?

  • We want to hear from you! All faculty, staff, and administrators from Washington’s community and technical colleges and public universities are welcome to submit.

Submit a proposal today!

What’s the submission deadline?

  • We’re interested and eager to consider your submission. Submit your proposal by January 16th for priority consideration and scheduling preference.

What are we looking for?

We welcome proposals on any topic related to assessment, teaching, learning, or technology, especially those rooted in inclusive and reimagined practices. Here are some topic ideas to help get you started:

  • Accessibility – practices for supporting usability, digital access, and inclusive design
  • Building Community – frameworks for centering people and relationships in how we teach, learn, and work
  • Caring for Ourselves and Others – strategies for fostering well-being, work-life balance, and belonging
  • Educational Technology – ideas for using Canvas and other digital tools to enhance teaching, learning, and workflows
  • Equity & Inclusion – methods for reducing barriers and promoting success
  • Generative AI – insights for using AI in creative, ethical, and practical ways to support teaching, learning, and work
  • Inclusive Pedagogy & Authentic Assessment – approaches for encouraging meaningful learning, feedback, and reflection
  • Open Educational Resources – how-to’s for authoring, adopting, sharing, and measuring the impact of OER
  • Other – surprise us!

Have questions?

Please contact our conference planning team co-chairs with “ATL + WACC” in the subject line with your questions about the proposal submission process. Thank you, and we look forward to reading your proposal!

Watch for registration information coming in the new year!

– Your ATL + WACC 2026 Conference Planning Team

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The WACC 2024 Call for Proposals is open!

On By asells25In 2023, UncategorizedLeave a comment

You’re invited to submit a proposal to present at Washington’s Annual Canvas Conference!

In-person at Tacoma Community College and virtually in Zoom
Wednesday and Thursday, March 27th – 28th, 2024

The WACC conference is back and better than ever this year and our Call for Proposals is live and accepting applications. This year’s conference theme is EMPOWER! and we’re excited to learn about how you are empowering yourself, your students, and your fellow instructors and staff. Although we are allowing virtual presenting, we strongly encourage presenting in person due to feedback from last year’s attendees. Please submit your proposal by December 15th to guarantee priority preference and selection.

Submit a WACC 2024 Proposal

To submit a proposal, click the link above or copy and paste the link below into your browser.

https://bit.ly/WACC2024-cfp

We’re open to receiving proposals on ALL types of teaching, learning, and technology topics, especially topics that incorporate equity-minded and re-imagined practices. Whether your presentation is designed for newbies, veterans, instructors, staff, tech wizards, people who write their passwords on post-it notes affixed to their monitor, or anyone in between – we’re interested and eager to consider your submission. Some potential topic areas to consider are:

  • All things Canvas from newbie hints to expert hacks to best practices to advanced features such as analytics and outcomes to telling us why you love New Quizzes
  • Anything advancing equity and accessibility
  • Open Educational Resources (OER)
  • Great pedagogy/andragogy methods, practices, and tips
  • Everybody’s favorite buzzword, AI
  • If all else fails, don’t forget “Other”

Please contact our professional development work group chair, Tim Trussler at ttrussler@batestech.edu, with WACC in the subject line for questions about the proposal submission process. Thank you and we look forward to reading your proposal!

The WA eLearning Council
Professional Development Work Group