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Leadership & Vision

Managing Technology & Support Resources

Rabbit Hole to Results: A Practical Panel on Project Management

Tuesday, April 14, 2026
1:30 PM - 2:15 PM CT
Location: Erie
Leadership & Vision Managing Tech and Research
It’s time to start a new project! In this panel discussion, three practitioners share practical project management tools and processes across the full lifecycle, from initiation through closeout. Before falling down the project rabbit hole, we’ll explore how to clearly define scope and avoid chasing the wrong objective. Real project managers in K-12 Education will share tips for clarifying roles and keeping things on track when things feel like a Mad Hatter tea party, managing timelines and people when everything feels as urgent as the White Rabbit’s clock, and proving success when the Queen of Hearts asks, “Did you deliver what was promised?” This session will expose you to multiple tools and perspectives so you can discover what fits your own practice.

Learner Outcomes:
Understand the basic stages of a project and the tools commonly used in each one.
Hear practical ways to organize work, clarify roles, and manage timelines.
Identify at least one new tool or technique you can try in your own project.