Click the link and type "SCBUS26" for group code and password to access available rooms in the SCBEA room block. The SCBEA group rate closes on 1/5/2026. If the online block is closed, call Marina Inn at (866) 437-4113 to reserve your room. Ask for the SCBEA Convention rate.
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Late/Onsite Registration Fee = $400 starting on 2/1/26.
Join SCBEA at www.scbea.org for better rate. Late/Onsite Registration Fee = $450 starting on 2/1/26.
Late/Onsite Registration Fee = $175 starting on 2/1/26.
This interactive workshop provides participants with a hands-on experience using technology to explore personal finance concepts. Through engaging simulations, attendees will learn how to manage budgets, make informed spending and saving decisions, understand credit and debt, and plan for financial goals in a safe, virtual environment.
Participants will explore best practices for clean, semantic code and gain an understanding of how HTML and CSS work together to build accessible and visually appealing web content. No prior coding experience is required. This session is designed for beginners, educators, and anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of web development.
This hands-on technical workshop explores practical ways educators can use artificial intelligence to enhance teaching, streamline lesson planning, and increase student engagement. Participants will learn how to use AI tools to create instructional materials, personalize learning, generate assessments, and support classroom management. Real classroom examples, guided demonstrations, and ready-to-use prompts will help teachers leave with strategies they can immediately apply in their own classrooms.
Participants will learn strategies for creating digital puzzles, challenges, and scenarios using accessible technology tools, while gaining insights into how gamification can enhance student motivation and participation. This workshop is ideal for educators looking to make learning fun, dynamic, and interactive.
Attendees will engage in hands-on activities that demonstrate how technology supports workplace expectations such as digital communication, time management, teamwork, and project-based workflows. The session also highlights strategies educators can use to intentionally embed workforce skill development into technology-based instruction across career pathways.
The session focuses on practical, real-world applications such as photo correction, image manipulation, and creating graphics for print and digital media. Participants will explore best practices for non-destructive editing and workflow organization, making this workshop ideal for beginners or those looking to strengthen their foundational Photoshop skills. Please ensure that Adobe Photoshop is downloaded and installed on your device prior to the workshop.