On behalf of the Upstate Technology Conference Staff, we welcome you to the Upstate Technology Conference website.  We are excited about the conference theme “The Face of Today’s Learner” and hope that you will make plans now to attend.  As educators,  we will focus on effective teaching strategies which incorporate technology to meet the needs of students today.  Wade Hampton High School will host the conference on June 22 and June 23. 

South Carolina ETV is sponsoring Hall Davidson of Discovery Education as this years keynote speaker. Read his bio.

"Hall Davidson is a dynamic speaker in touch with today’s technology trends and educational challenges.  He blends his vision of the future with the realities of current budgetary restraints to impact educational outcomes as both a cost savings and motivational tool.  He is informative as well as a motivational and entertaining presenter."

Michael Eason., Executive Director, FETC, 2008

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Online Registration is now closed. All Participant registrations will now be ONSITE.

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DEADLINE: April 30, 2010!

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100 Pine Knoll Drive
Greenville, SC 29609

I-385 NORTH:  Take I-385 and exit at Hwy.291 North (Pleasantburg Drive).  Once on Hwy. 291 (6 lanes), you will not turn until you see Wade Hampton High School on your right.  Go straight through four traffic lights.  As you pass the third traffic light, you will have to move over at the next light to the third lane from the right as the first two lanes on the right are turn lanes onto Wade Hampton Blvd. And Hwy. 29 North.  Go straight through this fourth light (Red Lobster Restaurant on your left and IBM building on your right).  As you go through this light, the road narrows to two lanes and is now Pine Knoll Drive.  School is 500 yards up on your right.

From DOWNTOWN:  Get on Church Street (Hwy. 29) until it spills onto Wade Hampton Blvd./Hwy. 29 North.  Stay on Wade Hampton Blvd. as you will be taking a left at the fifth traffic light.  As you pass Bob Jones University (third traffic light), you want to be in the far left lane (about 200 yards from third light to fourth light).  Go straight through the fourth light (about 150 yards from fourth light to fifth light).  At this point, you will see the Woodlawn Cemetery on the left and turn left onto Pine Knoll Drive at the fifth traffic light.  School is 500 yards up on your right.

From GREER on WADE HAMPTON BLVD:  From Greer, take Wade Hampton Blvd. (Hwy. 29) to Greenville.  Take a right at the traffic light that has IBM building on the left, Bank of America branch on the right (Red Lobster is across intersection on the left and Woodlawn Cemetery is across intersection on the right).  School is 500 yards up on your right.

From FURMAN UNIVERSITY (Hwy. 25):  Take Hwy. 25 South to Cherrydale Point.  Take a left at Cherrydale Point onto Hwy. 291/Pleasantburg Drive.  Stay on Pleasantburg Drive for about two miles and go through four traffic lights (two of these traffic lights are at Cherrydale Point entrances).  At the fifth traffic light you will take a left onto Hwy. 29 North/Wade Hampton Blvd.  As you do so, the Woodlawn Cemetery will be on your left and the Red Lobster Restaurant on your right.  Go 150 yards and move into the left turn lane and take a left onto Pine Knoll Drive.  School is 500 yards on your right.

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From the crack of the bat at Fluor Field at the West End to the gentle babbling of the Reedy River, the Greenville, South Carolina area continues to be a popular destination for visitors.

Cultural events include offerings from the Peace Center, the Upcountry History Museum, Heritage Green, and the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum.

Visit the nearby state parks, Table Rock and Caesars Head, or take a drive to Campbell’s Covered Bridge, the only covered bridge in South Carolina. Stroll across the Poinsett Bridge, part of the original road linking the upstate and the coast and visit one of the few remaining water powered mills in nearby Pickens County, the Hagood Mill.

Walk with the animals at the Greenville Zoo, or go wild at Hollywild, a nature preserve for variety of exotic animals.

Spend time exploring Downtown Greenville’s shops and boutiques or relax in Falls Park and dine in the Historic West End.

Take in a baseball game at Fluor Field, the 2006 South Atlantic League Ballpark of the Year, and home to the Greenville Drive, a minor league affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.

Take a drive to explore the area lakes, Hartwell, Keowee, and Jocassee, and be sure to go antiquing in the small towns along the way.

Or visit the Biltmore House in nearby Asheville, North Carolina, the largest privately owned residence in the United States.

Whatever your interests may be, the Upstate of South Carolina has something for you and will become one of your favorite destinations.

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