New for 2027: Explore three exciting new conference tracks!
- AP Mathematics & College Readiness — Explore strategies and resources that help prepare students for success in AP mathematics and the transition to college-level coursework.
- Career Applications — Discover ways to connect mathematics to careers, real-world applications, and the skills students need beyond the classroom.
- AI Literacy — Examine the evolving role of artificial intelligence in education and explore how to help students and instructors build the knowledge and skills to use AI thoughtfully and effectively.
At ICTCM 2027, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Learn about emerging educational technologies and teaching practices from experts and fellow educators
- Discover practical ideas you can bring directly into your classroom
- Share your own knowledge and experiences with colleagues
- Connect with mathematics and statistics educators from across the country
- Explore new approaches to preparing students for college, careers, and an increasingly AI-enabled world
Whether you teach developmental mathematics, AP mathematics, calculus, statistics, or another area of mathematics—or you’re involved in instructor preparation—ICTCM is a place to discover new ideas and learn from educators who share your commitment to student success.
Come ready to learn, connect, and be inspired. You’ll leave ICTCM 2027 with new perspectives, practical strategies, and meaningful connections to help you engage students and shape what’s next in mathematics education.
Stay tuned for more ICTCM 2027 announcements, including keynote speakers, sessions, and other conference highlights!
A 35+ year history
The first ICTCM was held in 1988 at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio as a small workshop with Pearson as the sponsor. The conference was the brainchild of Addison-Wesley authors Bert Waits and Frank Demana. They shared a dream that students would be better served by integrating technology in the classroom and wanted to bring educators together for this goal.
In 1991, the workshop grew to over 800 attendees and was held in Portland, Oregon, where it was officially named the International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics.
Over the years, the conference has been held in different locations across the US and continues to attract hundreds of attendees from around the world.
The 2027 ICTCM keynote speakers will be announced soon! In the meantime, we invite you to explore our 2026 keynote speakers below and check back for updates as we reveal the exciting lineup for ICTCM 2027.
2026 keynote speakers
Dr. Bonnie J. Dunbar
Matthew Beckman
Questions?
If you have questions about ICTCM 2027, contact us at ictcm@pearson.com.