DET/CHE Conference

Innovation, Inspiration, Community

DET/CHE members are hosting in-person classes on campus, working on-site, monitoring the changing pandemic and striving to understand and attain the “normal operations” we anticipate as nearly at hand.

James W. Marshall’s discovery of gold in Cullumah Valley of the Nisenan Indians in 1848 ignited the California Gold Rush. This unexpected event spawned several years of focused behavior which had both negative and positive impacts at a national scale. This year we’ll share our discoveries as some of us returned to our physical campuses, while others transitioned away from them. How did you reconnect? What new areas and ideas did you explore?

About DET/CHE

DET/CHE is a dynamic organization providing professional growth for its members. The group is a major force in bringing together public and private colleges and universities throughout California to share ideas and advance the fields of instructional technology, multimedia, and open learning.

The members are interested, professionally and personally, in innovative applications of technology to support teaching and learning.The DET/CHE annual conference typically takes place in the week following Thanksgiving, moving between Northern and Southern California locations.

The first DET/CHE conference was held in 1986; 2020 marked the 35th annual DET/CHE conference.

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