The Special Interest Group (SIG) Program offers ISTE members year-round opportunities to connect and collaborate with like-minded colleagues. From mobile learning to arts education, there’s a SIG for you!

• SIGs offer year-round professional development opportunities, and members have access to past webinars and other resources by visiting the free, online content library.
• Stay informed on issues in your field and shared best practices through the SIG listservs and online newsletters.
• Have a question? Looking for advice on using a new tool? Build your network by jumping into the conversation on the SIG discussion forums on the ISTE Community Ning.
• Navigate ISTE’s annual conference and exposition with SIG-hosted events and recommended sessions.
• Gain professional skills and experience and meet new people by getting involved in one of the SIGs' many volunteer opportunities.
• Join! As an ISTE member, you can join any or all of the 21 SIGs. Browse the SIG directory to learn about each SIG’s mission, social networking opportunities, and upcoming events.

Here are just a few samples of our SIG-created professional development resources:

Title: An Essential Conversation: Your School and Online Learning with NAIS 21st Century Curriculum/Technology Task Force members
SIG: Independent Schools
Format: Webinar
Date: May 7, 2012

Title: One Tool at a Time: Infographics
SIG: Innovative Learning Technologies / Media Specialists
Format: Webinar
Date: April 4, 2012

Title: Late Spring 2012
SIG: Administrators
Format: Newsletter
Date: April  2012

View the content library for a full list of SIG resources.

Title: Teaching With Author Websites
SIG: Literacy
Format: Book study
Date: April 23-June 4, 2012
More information: Email SIGLIT volunteer leader: BettyNeary@Abington.k12.pa.us