ACSE 2026 Conference: TAS, AI, Computer Science, and Cybersecurity Education

Second semester is underway, making this a practical time to plan professional learning for the year ahead. ACSE 2026 offers a full-day, in-person conference focused on Technology and Skilled Trades education, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Computer Technology, and Cybersecurity.

The venue is conveniently located near Canada’s Wonderland and offers ample parking for attendees.

Program Overview

ACSE 2026 features 14 sessions across the day, including two extended double sessions. The program emphasizes practical application and curriculum alignment. Key topics include:

  • Curriculum planning for TAS and senior Computer Science
  • Classroom uses of AI and large language models
  • Designing AI-resilient assessments
  • Cybersecurity and operating system labs
  • Robotics and microcontrollers
  • Electronics simulation
  • Quantum technologies
  • Design Thinking
  • Unreal Engine for game and media development
  • Hands-on machine learning with micro:bits

Sessions are designed to support both strategic program development and immediate classroom implementation.

Who Should Attend

The conference is suited to educators teaching or planning programs in TAS, Computer Science, Computer Technology, and related fields. It is also relevant for those integrating AI into instruction or assessment.

Colleagues within school boards and subject associations are encouraged to share this opportunity.

Registration

More information and registration details are available at:
https://acse.net/acse2026/

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