We arrived safely in Denver today and had a chance to look around for a while at the convention center. It looks like there will be around 2,000 attendees at the conference this year with about 250 vendors. Quite a nice size actually. The venue looks really great, and I was surprised to find so many teachers presenting on classroom technology topics. It’s not just administrative topics at this conference.

My colleague (and roommate for the week) are thinking of doing a daily recap podcast. That sounds fun, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to get them posted immediately. We’ll see. Stay tuned for session descriptions and other glimpses into this year’s T+L².

I’m leaving on a plane in a couple hours for Denver, Colorado and this year’s NSBA T+L² Conference. I’m attending with a colleague of mine and we’re going to be presenting about our district’s 1-to-1 computing project. I’ll also be hosting roundtable discussions on accessible Web design and blogging. I’ll be posting about the sessions here (and hopefully recording some audio for future podcasts), but you can also check out the T+L² Blog for some other bloggers’ perspectives.

I haven’t heard if they’ve settled on a particular Technorati tag for conference-related posts so I’m just going to use “nsba2005″ unless I hear differently. (I don’t think the “+” in “t+l2″ would work very well, but I haven’t tested it.)