ICTCM

The premier conference where higher education math and statistics faculty collaborate and explore together.

ICTCM

International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics | ICTCM 2024

Join us at ICTCM! For 35 years, we’ve connected you to the most valuable emerging technologies, teaching methods, and systems for increasing student achievement in college math and statistics. ICTCM 2024 will be our best event yet. It’s your opportunity to:

  • Learn about new educational technologies from the experts who use them
  • Share your own knowledge and experience with colleagues
  • Connect with instructors from across the country

Whether you teach developmental math, calculus, or statistics, or you’re engaged in instructor preparation, ICTCM is for you. You won’t just discover breakthrough classroom technologies, you can also meet dynamic educators and share in discussions that will powerfully impact the way you teach. You’ll return home refreshed and ready to apply new skills, integrate ed tech into your courses, and inspire students in new ways.

Thanks to everyone who joined us in Denver in 2023!

Thank you to those of you that were able to join us for our 35th annual conference! It was an energizing event that brought together so many innovative math & statistics educators. We enjoyed seeing all your faces and are extremely excited about all the new learnings we heard our speakers present.

A special thanks to our host institution, Metropolitan State University in Denver and Conference Chair, Elizabeth Riddle, and to our motivating Keynote Speakers Chris Wiggins, Rachel Vincent-Finley, Herb Kunze, and Jason Gregersen.

 

Why should you attend ICTCM?

Read the transcript

Read the transcript

 

35 year history: Countless connections 

The first ICTCM was held in 1988 at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio as a small workshop with Pearson as the sponsor. The conference was the brainchild of Addison-Wesley authors Bert Waits and Frank Demana. They shared a dream that students would be better served by integrating technology in the classroom and wanted to bring educators together for this goal.

In 1991, the workshop grew to over 800 attendees and was held in Portland, Oregon, where it was officially named the International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics.

Over the years, the conference has been held in different locations across the US and continues to attract hundreds of attendees from around the world.

 

Questions?

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