
Edtech Unconference
Edtech founders, leaders, and educators share dinner and take part in three attendee-selected rounds of small-group discussion. The listing says there are no presenters or pitches; an optional, non-hosted after-party follows at a local bar.
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November 12, 2026 · 6 PM – 9 PM
550 Laguna St, San Francisco + Full Studio · $5–$40 ·
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Attendees set the agenda and join three rounds of small-group discussion, with dinner and an optional after-party at a local bar.
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Organizer’s description
Fall is here and that’s a great time to share and learn from other edtech leaders. We are hosting our fourth Edtech Unconference at The Commons. Join us for three hours of learning, sharing ideas and dinner with other edtech founders, leaders and educators! Only 60 spots available, so sign up early! Food will be provided. As you walk in, you'll meet friendly leaders from similar organizations and enjoy a yummy dinner together. Then we'll go over how the evening will work and show the schedule featuring the most popular breakout group topics that participants submitted in their registration. We'll break out into small discussion groups three times. Check out What is a SF Edtech Unconference? (video) to understand the vibe and examples of topics from past events. An Unconference is a participant-driven event where the topics are suggested and selected by the attendees and the format is discussion groups around those areas. There are no presenters or pitches.Here's an attendee video recapping our unconference from last August!Schedule 6:00 - 6:15: Registration, networking, food 6:15 - 6:30: Welcome + 5 min set up of space 6:30 - 7:10: Session 1 7:15 - 7:55: Session 2 8:00 - 8:40: Session 3 8:40 - 9:00 Closing & Networking After 9pm - After party at a local bar to continue the conversation (*optional for attendees, non-hosted) Follow us here to hear about upcoming events.
Hayes Valley
Hosted by The SF Commons
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