News and information about InCommon Academy offerings

[Apryl Motley <>]

The global pandemic revolutionized and fundamentally changed how - and with whom - we communicate and collaborate. To better serve a broader, more collaborative community of people driving the development of technologies and solutions to advance research, scholarship, and education, Internet2 is reimagining our convening strategy.

Digital transformation, security, accessibility, and collaborative projects are key issues we'll explore together in 2023 at the Community Exchange in Atlanta, Georgia from May 8-11, 2023.

The 2023 Community Exchange is a conference experience designed to offer peer discussions and networking opportunities akin to those found at a pre-pandemic Global Summit event.  This event enables attendees to share perspectives, shape policy, and influence development of services and infrastructures that support the research and education community, with an intentional focus on broadening the participation of, and engagement with, emerging leaders and rising professionals across a more diverse set of institutions and organizations. 

Call for Proposals for the event is now OPEN!
https://www2.internet2.edu/l/66332/2022-10-12/kln5rn

Now is the time to propose a talk debate or facilitated discussion around a challenging issue or topic affecting your institution or organization. Session formats range from educational, instructional, and interactive, aimed at maximizing interactions between participants. Through facilitated discussions and debates, this provides opportunities for practitioners with different areas of expertise, across a wide spectrum of issues critical to the R&E community, to re-examine entrenched policies and implementations from a different vantage. 

Speakers are encouraged to submit proposals on topics of interest to facilitate the exchange of ideas, learning, sharing best practices, and problem-solving around issues facing our community as we look to the future together. 

 Submit your proposal here.

 

 

Apryl Motley, CAE

Technical Writer & Communications Lead
Internet2 Trust and Identity/NET+ Services

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