This page last updated 9/22/21
registration:
Region 4 of the Alabama Consortium for Technology in Education serves the following counties in east central Alabama: Calhoun, Clay, Cleburne, Randolph, and Talladega. Public and private (including home) schools in any of these counties are welcomed to participate.
DEADLINES ARE ABSOLUTE.
PLEASE ASSURE THAT YOU HAVE YOUR ENTRIES IN ON TIME.
LATE REGISTRATIONS BEYOND THE
DEADLINE
WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
PLEASE ASSURE THAT YOU HAVE YOUR ENTRIES IN ON TIME.
LATE REGISTRATIONS BEYOND THE
DEADLINE
WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
2022 Important Dates:
Registration Ends: Sunday, February 20, 2022
Winners will be notified by March 4, 2022.
2022 Registration Link
Again: You may register 3 individual entries per category, per level, as well as 3 group entries per category, per level. For large schools, this will necessitate a local competition or local pre-judging. A single student may compete with a maximum of 2 projects (whether group or individual). If a student submits 2 projects, they must be in different categories. (i.e. a student cannot submit an individual web design project and also a group web design project, but they could, for example, submit an individual web design project and a group digital art project, or a group digital art project and a group multimedia project).
The link to register for the 2022 fair is coming soon, hopefully by mid-October, and will be live on this page.
Registration Ends: Sunday, February 20, 2022
Winners will be notified by March 4, 2022.
2022 Registration Link
- School tech sponsors should register their school's projects, as usual. The form is much shorter/easier this year.
- The main difference is you will not register the student until they are DONE with their project AND you have decided that their project is one of the Top 3 in each level per category.
- Remember that schools may only submit 3 individual entries per category, per level this year, as well as 3 group entries, per category, per level this year.
- If a student is homeschooled (that is, not affiliated with any school, either virtually or in-person) the parent may register the student.
Again: You may register 3 individual entries per category, per level, as well as 3 group entries per category, per level. For large schools, this will necessitate a local competition or local pre-judging. A single student may compete with a maximum of 2 projects (whether group or individual). If a student submits 2 projects, they must be in different categories. (i.e. a student cannot submit an individual web design project and also a group web design project, but they could, for example, submit an individual web design project and a group digital art project, or a group digital art project and a group multimedia project).
The link to register for the 2022 fair is coming soon, hopefully by mid-October, and will be live on this page.
