21CLI supports best practices and innovation in learning and teaching through educational initiatives such as conferences, research, consulting services and professional development.

Apps Events delivers customized edtech training and certification, with expertise in digital transformation, design thinking, social-emotional learning and strategic planning.

AzTEA, Arizona's ISTE affiliate known for its edtech advocacy, has partnered with Arizona consulting and professional development firm Edvolve to provide ISTE Certification training.

Using the ISTE Standards as a guide for transforming teaching and learning, BCESC provides educational and service resources to schools, government agencies, families and children in Ohio.

CES assists Massachusetts school districts in the areas of technology integration, special education and supporting English learners, with a focus on equity for historically marginalized identities.

Eduscape develops and implements solutions to challenging and systemic issues, helping teachers transform their classrooms into engaging, learner-centered environments.

Forward Learning, whose mission is to integrate learning experiences with technology in a creative and innovative way, provides technology integration and support services for K-12 districts.

LIU was formed by the Pennsylvania State Legislature to provide consultative and advisory support for local school districts as well as businesses, nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies.

As the edtech arm of the nonprofit education service agency EducationPlus, METC assists the education community through support and leadership in the effective use of educational technology.

NYSCATE, which represents more than 25,000 technology-using educators and administrators in New York state, collaborates with edtech partners to advance the use of technology in local schools.

Sourcewell Technology works with K-12 educators to integrate technology into classroom instruction and design personalized learning experiences for those looking to innovate their teaching practice.

KSU offers teacher education for those who aspire to become birth-through-12th grade (B-12) professional educators, leaders and administrators, or higher education faculty and administrators.

CMU is a public research university and home to the state's second-largest teacher preparation program, offering multiple master's programs as well as a doctorate in educational technology.

Fairfield University’s accredited master’s in educational technology program is designed to equip and empower educators of all disciplines to transform learning for the evolving digital age.

Nicholls State University's Educational Leadership program prepares P-12 educators for school leadership, educational technology leadership and higher education administration.