Events & Webinars

Join Carnegie Learning at the Southern Conference of Language Teachers. Attend informative sessions, experience the ACTFL Teacher of the Year keynote, and take flight with languages across two inspiring conference days. 

• Raleigh, NC
• Hilton Raleigh North Hills
• March 19, 2026 - March 21, 2026

Connect with Carnegie Learning at the State of Maryland Literacy Association Conference. Light the way to lifelong learning through dynamic sessions, network with literacy leaders, and explore strategies that illuminate pathways for every student. 

• Towson, MD
• Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel
• March 24, 2026 - March 25, 2026

Meet Carnegie Learning at the Indiana Council of Teachers of English Conference. Dive into media literacy, explore digital publishing formats, and refresh your classroom practice under this year's theme: In MEDIA Res. 

• Dame, IN
• ICTE 2026 Conference Time and Location St. Mary's College Madeleva Hall
• March 28, 2026

Whether you’re an early adopter or an AI novice, artificial intelligence has created a need for educators to adapt. In our second annual virtual session on AI in education, we’ll share how usage, attitudes, and outcomes have evolved since last year’s national survey. Learn about the state of AI in education today and how to separate the AI hype from helpful ways to use it.

Looking for strategies to empower your students in math? This webinar explores the power of productive struggle and how it fosters perseverance and deeper mathematical understanding. Through real classroom examples, research-based strategies, and practical tips, you’ll gain insights into creating a growth-oriented learning environment that encourages your students to persist through math challenges.

Dive into the art of responsive teaching moves! As important as it may be, it’s not always easy to keep individual and group learning needs in mind during lesson planning, implementation, and reflection. This session will empower ELA educators with fresh, effective strategies for identifying and addressing diverse students’ learning needs so that you can make the greatest impact on all learners.

Dive into the art of responsive teaching moves! As important as it may be, it’s not always easy to keep individual and group learning needs in mind during lesson planning, implementation, and reflection. This session will empower ELA educators with fresh, effective strategies for identifying and addressing diverse students’ learning needs so that you can make the greatest impact on all learners.

Join us for a conversation focused on systems-level change and alignment. We explore how to align with stakeholders on the why, what, and how of implementing district initiatives. Then, the conversation transitions to the application of this alignment to high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) implementation and high-quality professional learning.