Hello everyone, the 2025 ACSE Conference organizers have been busy looking at the amazing sessions that we will be hosting for our tentative date of Saturday February 22nd at Seneca Polytechnic Newnham Campus. 

We have many sessions that will run on the 4 following tracks:
-Computer Science (Presentations that relate to teaching ICD2O/ICS3x/ICS4x course codes)
-Computer Technology (Presentations that relate to teaching TEJ/TEx course codes)
-Pedagogical Topics (e.g. use of AI, other general CS topics)
-Teaching TAS1/2O: Grade 9/10 Technology & the Skilled Trades

As you can see, you really need to start planning to come to this one-day event.  If you are looking for funding, you can always ask your principal, your union, the OTF, and you can also access SHSM funds for this event. 

We look forward to seeing you in 2025, and stay tuned to the ACSE mail list for details and registration. 

Sincerely,

Rob Ceccato
ACSE 2025 CT&C Conference Chair

Good day everyone, on behalf of the ACSE Conference Planning Committee, we would like to inform you that the tentative date for the ACSE Conference will be Saturday February 22nd, 2025.  Once again this is tentative, and the event will be held in the GTA.  

We hope now that we have a tentative date that people can look forward too, we can get more proposals for the conference.  We would really like to see some Computer Science related proposals to help round out what we have so far, however, if you are passionate about what you are currently doing, or have some really great ideas or pedagogy, then please click on the link below, and we will get back to you.

Since the Call for Proposals for the February ACSE Conference had closed, the planning committee have now opened it again and extended it to Friday December 6^th now that we have a tentative date.

This year, we have a track dedicated to teaching TAS1/2O as well as other computer studies and engineering-related topics.

Here is the link to the Call for Proposals form: https://forms.gle/aHFdnQQdPKP2Mbpa9 – please share with anyone you think would be interested in sharing their practice!

The Conference Planning Committee

In 2 days the Call for Proposals for the February ACSE Conference will close… that is this Friday Nov 15th!!!!

This year, we have a track dedicated to teaching TAS1/2O as well as other computer studies and engineering-related topics.

Here is the link to the Call for Proposals form: https://forms.gle/aHFdnQQdPKP2Mbpa9 

Please share with anyone you think would be interested in sharing their practice!

Reminder that the Call for Proposals for the February ACSE Conference will close Nov 15th (that is this friday!!).

This year, we have a track dedicated to teaching TAS1/2O as well as other computer studies and engineering-related topics.

Here is the link to the Call for Proposals form: https://forms.gle/aHFdnQQdPKP2Mbpa9 – please share with anyone you think would be interested in sharing their practice!

The ACSE Conference planning committee is working hard to get things organized for the 2025 Conference. We still don’t have an exact date yet but our plan is still for a Saturday in February 2025. The exact date will be confirmed and shared ASAP.

Reminder that the Call for Proposals has already gone out and will close Nov 15th (a little over 1 week away!!).

This year, we have a track dedicated to teaching TAS1/2O as well as other computer studies and engineering-related topics.

Here is the link to the Call for Proposals form: https://forms.gle/aHFdnQQdPKP2Mbpa9 – please share with anyone you think would be interested in sharing their practice!

We look forward to getting together again and re-connecting with colleagues old and new!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the event! 

ACSE is pleased to announce that we are once again hosting our annual conference!

The ACSE Conference planning committee is excited to announce that the conference will be held in February 2025. The exact date will be confirmed and shared shortly. As such, we are now launching a Call for Proposals. This year, we will have a track dedicated to teaching TAS1/2O as well as other computer studies and engineering-related topics.

Here is the link to the Call for Proposals form: https://forms.gle/aHFdnQQdPKP2Mbpa9 – please share with anyone you think would be interested in sharing their practice!

The Call for Proposals will close on November 15.

We look forward to getting together again and re-connecting with colleagues old and new!

See you at the event!