Back-to-School EdTech: Smarter Tools, More Learning

A fast-paced webinar led by educational experts

August 13, 2026

Virtual

I’m joining a lineup of educators for this free Road to FETC webinar as we kick off the new school year with practical tech tools that actually make teaching easier, not harder.

We’ll walk through classroom-ready apps, AI-powered solutions, and strategies you can put to use right away, whether you’re in the classroom, coaching teachers, or leading tech decisions for your district. Expect live demos, real examples, and ideas you can take straight into your first weeks of school.

I’ll be presenting alongside Scott Bricker (AweFull Learning), Tina Nuñez (Albuquerque Public Schools), John Meehan (EMC² Learning), and Jennifer Womble (FETC).

Register for free here

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Meet Lindy!

Lindy Hockenbary helps educators and school leaders bring technology and teaching together so every student thrives. With experience as a teacher, tech coach, and curriculum writer, she’s known for making professional learning practical, engaging, and fun.

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