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Registration

Registration is not yet open for this year’s in-person event. All attendees, including presenters, are required to register. There will NOT be a virtual option for attending. The prices (after Eventbrite fees) and the links to register for this year’s conference will be listed below when available.

  

*UCF registrants: If you intend to pay with department (or grant funds), you will be directed to a Qualtrics form to register for the event.
*If you are a UCF registrant and plan on using personal funds to pay, please contact us at teachwithai@ucf.edu and we will provide you with a unique registration link.
*Note: Cancellations for a full refund, minus the Eventbrite fees, are permitted until 21 days before the event (May 10, 2026). The Eventbrite fee cannot be refunded.

Conference Ticket Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Non-UCF individuals must pay via credit card at the time of registration on the Eventbrite page. 

UCF individuals that are paying with department or grant funds can pay via the Qualtrics form. If you choose to pay with other funds, please contact us for a non-UCF Eventbrite link. 

Cancellations for a full refund, minus the Eventbrite fees, are permitted until 21 days before the event (May 10, 2026). The Eventbrite fee cannot be refunded. 

No. This is an in-person event. No portion of it will be live-streamed or recorded. 

Yes. Your ticket includes access to all the interactive and poster sessions, as well as the keynote address.

Because this event takes place at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, we highly recommend staying on site and booking with the discounted room rates. Please see our hotel information page, which also gives you information about the city of Orlando and its surrounding areas. 

We will not be providing shuttles to the hotel or to surrounding hotels. Depending on where you stay, you can walk, use a driving service, or drive. Please visit the hotel’s website for additional information on parking.

We are dedicated to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all participants. We expect everyone to assist in creating and maintaining an inclusive and respectful atmosphere at all times by adhering to the following Code of Conduct.

1. Respect and Professionalism: All presenters and attendees are expected to conduct themselves with the highest level of respect and professionalism towards others, regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, disability, appearance, or career level.
2. Non-Discrimination: Language or imagery that is discriminatory or harassing is strictly prohibited in presentations, discussions, and all conference materials.
3. Reporting Mechanism: Should any participant have concerns or wish to report a breach of this code, they are encouraged to confidentially contact the conference organizers.
a. If in an emergency situation, immediately dial 9-1-1
b. Ask for help from an onsite conference staff member
c. Send a private chat to a conference staff member
d. Email to teachwithai@ucf.edu
4. Response Protocol: The conference committee will promptly and discreetly investigate any reports of misconduct. Appropriate actions, including warnings or removal from the conference, will be taken based on the findings.
5. Commitment to Safety: Our commitment is to provide a safe, productive, and welcoming environment for all conference participants and staff. Adherence to public health guidelines, especially regarding COVID-19, is mandatory. If you’re feeling unwell or have been exposed to COVID-19, please refrain from attending to ensure everyone’s safety.

Feel free to email us with additional questions at teachwithai@ucf.edu