K-12 Track, Day One — Integration & Innovation. Free buses depart Area One, Duse Junction and Lugbe FHA Bridge in time for a 9:00am start.
Check in at the welcome desk, collect your conference pack, and meet the community over early refreshments. Virtual attendees: your Microsoft Teams link opens at 8:45am.
The convener opens TETC 3.0 with the question that frames both days: technology is in our classrooms — is it changing what learners achieve? A welcome from our hosts at International Community School, Abuja follows.
The theme keynote, setting the standard for the two days: practical, evidence-aware, classroom-first. Keynote speaker announced to registered attendees.
Parallel hands-on sessions drawn from the speaker lineup's AI strengths: AI for inclusive classrooms and IEPs, AI in curriculum planning, adaptive platforms for personalised learning, and responsible AI use in the sciences.
Lunch is on the house. Visit partner exhibitions, the TET-TI stand, and the community corner.
Robotics, IoT and emerging technologies; music production and creative technology; early literacy tools and phonics tech — build something you can take back to class.
Speakers teaching in Nigeria, Singapore, Malaysia and Qatar compare notes: what travels, what doesn't, and what Nigerian schools can lead on.
Reflect with your peers, join a WhatsApp learning circle, and set one commitment for Monday morning. Buses depart from 6:00pm.
K-12 Track, Day Two — Innovation to Impact. Same venue, same free transport, deeper practice.
Doors open at 8:00am. Come early — the best conversations at TETC happen before the first session.
A rapid recap of day one and the challenge for day two: turning yesterday's discoveries into classroom impact you can measure.
What does impact actually look like in teaching and learning — and how do we know? Keynote speaker announced to registered attendees.
Tech-supported language acquisition and multilingual learner support; storytelling, voice and communication as classroom tools; culturally rooted, tech-enabled learning for underserved communities.
Last chance to visit the exhibition floor and book a TET-TI certification pathway conversation.
Growing beyond the classroom: professional visibility and LinkedIn positioning, AI productivity for educators, instructional coaching, and how national digital-learning policy shapes your school.
Speakers and community members close the K-12 track with commitments: one change per classroom, tracked together in the community until TETC 4.0.
Certificates of participation, group photographs, and goodbyes — until 22 August. Buses depart from 6:00pm.
Higher Education Track — Trust, Evidence & Assessment: Rethinking What Counts in the Age of AI. A single scholarly day for faculty, researchers and academic leaders.
Welcome desk opens at International Community School, Abuja. Virtual attendees join via Microsoft Teams; the day also streams on Facebook Live and YouTube.
When students draft with AI and evidence is a prompt away, what should assessment measure? The convener and academic co-hosts set the day's terms of reference.
Keynote speaker to be announced — the Higher Education lineup is being confirmed now. Watch the Speakers page.
Parallel sessions on redesigning assessment for authenticity: orals and vivas at scale, process-based grading, AI-resilient tasks, and what the research actually says.
Structured networking by discipline — meet colleagues wrestling with the same questions in your field.
Facilitated roundtables: academic integrity policy in the AI era, departmental AI guidelines that actually get used, and supporting colleagues who are further behind.
Panelists draw the day together: what deserves our trust, what counts as evidence of learning, and what Nigerian higher education should do next — together.
Commitments, community sign-up for higher-ed educators, and a look ahead to what TETC builds for the academy next.
The full agenda lands in registered inboxes first.
Register now and you'll get session titles, rooms and speaker pairings the moment they're confirmed.