Quick video on how to use the Getca.com and Sched.
Click HereKeynote & Feature Speakers
See our online schedule for a full list of keynote & feature speakers for this year's conference.
Our online program is available on Sched. Please go to the Sched site and either update your profile from last year, or create a profile this year. That is the first step in accessing GETCA's fantastic online convention program for 2021.
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You must be logged into the GETCA Sched site in order to access any of the session videos.
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You can use whichever email you prefer for the Sched site, we recommend your school email.
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Speaker bios and session information is available on the Sched site.
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Links for the videos will become available during convention.
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All the pre-recorded sessions will have their videos available first thing Thursday morning.
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All pre-recorded sessions will be available until March 12.
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All the live video links will become available 10 mins prior to each particular session.
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Most sessions have a limit of 1000 - 3000 people, and so you should be able to see any and every session you'd like to this year.
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If you'd like to see a live session, we suggest you prioritize those sessions and watch any pre-recorded session using our 'on-demand' video links between your live sessions.
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This year is exciting, because for the first time ever, you can watch nearly all 300+ sessions if you choose to.
Meet some of our Keynote and Feature Speakers: Video
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