The Teaching Professor
Online Conference
On-demand through January 22, 2027
and on-demand through January 22, 2027
The Teaching Professor Online Conference brings educators together for a dynamic, fully virtual experience focused on research-informed strategies that work in real classrooms. Completely separate from the in-person Teaching Professor Conference, this event delivers all-new content—ensuring fresh perspectives designed specifically for the online format.
Across three engaging days, you’ll learn from experienced, nationally recognized educators who understand the realities of today’s classrooms. Through live plenary sessions and interactive concurrent sessions, you’ll explore timely approaches to course design, student engagement, assessment, inclusion, wellbeing, and tech tools.
This conference is intentionally designed to fit the way educators work. Through a blend of live sessions and extended on-demand access, you can engage in real time, ask questions, and connect with colleagues—then revisit sessions, reflect on ideas, and apply what you’ve learned at your own pace. You’ll leave equipped with practical strategies and adaptable frameworks you can apply immediately in your teaching.
Program
With 30 dynamic sessions and 3 thought-provoking plenaries, The Teaching Professor Online Conference offers a welcoming, intellectually rich space to learn, connect, and grow as an educator without travel, time away from campus, or competing commitments.
Pricing & Registration
Book early and save!
Register by August 21st to get this special pricing.
1 Person
$499
$349
per person
2 - 4 People
$499
$329
per person
5+ People
$499
$299
per person
Pricing & Registration
Book early and save!
Register by October 9th to get this special pricing.
1 Person
$499
$449
per person
2 - 4 People
$499
$429
per person
5+ People
$499
$399
per person
Pricing & Registration
Hurry! This virtual conference starts on October 20th.
Register for on-demand access through January 22, 2027
Regular Rate
$499
per person
Call for Proposals
Now accepting proposals for 45-minute concurrent sessions on 8 conference tracks.