Conferences & Technology Events

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ITC Training Services hosts three major technology events annually that provide an introduction to new and innovative technology and offers an exposure to various topics of interest.
Faculty Technology Open House (FTO)
The Faculty Technology Open House is an annual event for all faculty, reserarchers and instructors at the University of Virginia. The Open House provides an opportunity for faculty to share information on projects and discover a host of other ITC and U.Va. resources. Upcoming Faculty Technology Open House - TBA!
Office Technology Conference (OTC)
ITC hosts an annual Office Technology Conference for all employees at the University of Virginia offering an introduction to new and innovative technology and providing an exposure to various other topics of interest. Conference was on May 28, 2008, Newcomb Hall!
Teaching + Technology Initiative Reception (TTI)
The TTI Reception is for all University of Virginia faculty, instructors, and researchers. The reception provides an opportunity for faculty to share information and discover a host of other U.Va. resources. ITC showcases various Teaching + Technology Initiative (TTI) projects in an informal discussion format.
Demo Days
ITC hosts specific vendors who demonstrate existing and upcoming technologies. These events are for ITC employees only.
 
Past Open Houses

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