FDLA/FAMTE Conference 2026

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Reimagining K–20 Learning: Innovation and Empowerment in Mathematics and Distance EducationFebruary 4-6, 2026

FDLA/FAMTE Conference for 2026 promises to be an exciting one. Make sure you save the date!

The Conference Committee is seeking papers that align with the conference theme, encompassing innovation, community engagement, AI, sustainability, digital citizenship, quality, and the transformation of educational practices through technology. Other papers about digital learning will also be accepted.

February 4th – 6th, 2026

Location: Virtual

Information about Registration to Attend the Conference

Call for Papers

The deadline date for the call for papers is December 15, 2025.

Find more information about submission types and where to submit papers.

Call for Awards

The conference is an excellent opportunity for us to recognize individuals who have excelled in the field of distance learning in Florida. Do you know someone who deserves recognition? Go to:

FDLA Awards | Florida Distance Learning Association

Deadline date for submission: December 15, 2025

For more information about submission types and where to submit.

Keynote Speakers

Stephen Carlisle, J.D.

Copyright Officer
Mr. Carlisle’s function is to teach and to provide guidance and advice to the NSU community about the rights and responsibilities inherent in the use of copyrighted material, particularly in the sometimes unclear area of “fair use.”

Stephen Carlisle is the first Copyright Officer of Nova Southeastern University. He is a published author on the topic of copyright law and has served as a legal intern with the United States Copyright Office. He comes to NSU after 26 years of private practice as an attorney in the State of Florida, specializing in copyright and entertainment law. He is a former adjunct professor at both Florida Atlantic University’s College of Arts and Letters and Florida International University’s School of Law, where he taught courses in Copyright Law and Entertainment Law. Mr. Carlisle is also a two-time Chair of the Florida Bar’s Entertainment Arts and Sports Law Section.

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Conference Committee Members

  • Angie Su
  • Amy Sugar
  • Emily Franklin
  • Victoria Brown
  • George Romagosa
  • Roslyn Miller
  • Jia Borror
  • David Ross
  • Melida Coleman
  • Susan Spraker
  • Josh Strate
  • Florence Williams

Continue to check back for the latest updates about the conference. As more information becomes available, we will be publishing it here. Also, our newsletter will be another great resource.