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2025 Fall Conference - October 15 - 17, 2025
2025 Fall Conference - October 15 - 17, 2025
NDATL is Celebrating 25 Years of Innovation and Leadership with NDCEL!
This year is special for us at NDATL as we mark our 25th anniversary. To celebrate this milestone, we've decided to do something different: we're joining the 2025 NDCEL Fall Conference!
Instead of hosting our own event, we'll be part of this incredible gathering that brings together over 400 educational leaders, including principals and superintendents. This is an unparalleled opportunity for our technology directors to connect with colleagues across the state and for us all to celebrate a quarter-century of innovation and leadership.
We can't wait to mark this significant occasion with all of North Dakota's educational professionals.
2025 Fall Conference Hotel Rate Sheet
Register for 2025 Fall Conference
Previous Conferences
Previous Conferences
NDATL is committed to bringing the best and brightest together for our annual conference. Conference Website (in the past Google Docs and Sched's) are scheduled for the event and are left live for sixth months after the completion of the conference.
Starting in the Fall of 2018, NDATL started hosing one Annual NDATL Conference in October each year:
2024 - Matt Miller - Jamestown
2023 - Tara Martin - Bismarck
2022 - Jen Hall - Bismark
2021 - Scott McLeod - Bismarck
*Annual conference was postponed due to Covid 19, and then held virtually in the Spring of 2021.
*2020 - Pernille Ripp - Virtual
2019 - Dr. Monica Burns - Bismarck
2018 - Jeff Robin - Bismarck
From 2014 - 2017 NDATL hosted two conferences per year called "Face 2 Face":
2014 - Barry Striegel
2015 - Dave Burgess (Spring) and Don Wettrick (Fall)
2016 - Dean Phillips and Jeff Crews (Spring) and Dean Shareski (Fall)
2017 - Drew Minock (Spring) and Steve Dembo (Fall)
Professional Development Credit
Professional Development Credit
Graduate Credit
University of Mary Graduate Credit
NDCEL 2025 Fall Conference offers the opportunity to receive one (1) graduate credit. Every individual who wants to earn University of Mary graduate credit will need to register individually. All attendees will be required to complete the Canvas course (see instructions below) to receive the credit, whether they attend the in-person or recorded sessions. You must be registered for graduate credit by December 31, 2025. You have until April 30, 2026 to complete course requirements.
Explanation of how to obtain credit: In Canvas, answer the discussion question that goes with the session you viewed in-person or virtually. To earn graduate credit you must earn 15 points. 15 points = 1 credit. Points will be awarded based on the length the sessions. Videos are located under Modules, Recorded Sessions. Some recorded sessions may not be a full point. Examples: 30 minutes = .5 credits, 1 hour = 1 point, 90 minutes = 1.5 points, etc.
Course completion will be submitted to University of Mary, once per month with the final submission immediately following the April 30, 2026 course closure date.
Click here to login to NDCEL Canvas.
**All attendees are added manually so please allow a day or so to be added to the Canvas class.
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