As we all know, change continues to affect all those in K-12 education. Change in the form of new and existing internet-based technologies and internet-based learning environments. Change in how the internet is being harnessed for education. Change in the internet itself as it infuses everything education-related.

To help you keep up, we invite you once again to Monterey, California, for Internet@Schools' next round of informative K-12 tech- and internet-related conference sessions. This year, to increase the learning opportunities, we have integrated Internet@Schools more closely with the Internet Librarian conference and its wide-ranging array of sessions and tracks by making Internet@Schools an official IL track - an extended, two-day track, in fact. Now you'll find it easier to network and share not only with your K-12 presenters and attendees but with the broader range of Internet Librarian attendees and speakers as well.

Join us for the Internet Librarian keynotes and our own tracks and sessions on the latest school library information and technology trends, tools, and issues. Topics could include - but certainly aren't limited to - mobile learning, web-based professional development, social media in education, etextbooks, virtual education, cloud computing and its impact on education, and more.

The Internet@Schools track at Internet Librarian 2011, sponsored by Internet@Schools magazine, takes place in Monterey on Monday and Tuesday, October 17 and 18, 2011, the first two days of Internet Librarian. Attend the entire three-day Internet Librarian conference to share and learn ideas and tactics from librarians, information professionals, and educators of all stripes. Or concentrate exclusively on the K-12 education focus of our two-day track by taking advantage of special Internet@Schools pricing. Either way, you'll also have access to a wide range of ideas, tactics, products, and services, both in the sessions you attend and from education, library, and information industry companies and associations in the Internet Librarian exhibit hall. Join us!