🏷️ About: The AERA Annual Meeting is the world's largest gathering of education researchers and a showcase for groundbreaking, innovative studies in an array of areas. The 2023 Annual Meeting is a dual-component conference.
This timed out for each calendar day I tried to look at. I was just trying to test to see if my items saved online were appearing in AERA2026AnnualMeeting . The items I added were on Sunday and I couldn’t even get to Sunday because AERA2026AnnualMeeting would time out on every day, so I consider this useless at this point.
I was looking for a session and couldn’t search by people. I ended up just going to the webpage on my phone which is more user friendly. I will just delete AERA2026AnnualMeeting since it is even worse than previous years.
My custom schedule is all visible online but AERA2026AnnualMeeting is totally useless. Why create your own app if you can’t make it work. There are plenty of vendors you can use. This is an embarrassment.
Can’t search by person. Any item loaded to my schedule takes me back to the first session of the day. Events I loaded online are not visible in AERA2026AnnualMeeting .
Utterly useless — crashes, doesn’t load, fails searches that should find multiple hits, hard to navigate
It’s absolutely horrible. Doesn’t load, takes ages to load a single day, fails to add sessions, etc. don’t even bother.
Unable to search sessions by presenter. Schedule doesn’t work.
Minimal info about attendees.
AERA2026AnnualMeeting opens to a blank screen does not work
We pay 500+ dollars for an app that is dysfunctional #dobetter
When you look up people it doesn’t list their presentations! That was the only function I really used to navigate last year. Now you have to know the name of the session and use a convoluted search function and it still may not find it. How come I couldn’t find my own session!? All this money for registration and a non usable app!
AERA has persistent technology problems. AERA2026AnnualMeeting is a new low and the pinnacle of worthlessness. Best to just do without
Can’t find a session by searching a presenter name. Can’t find the streaming sessions.
i hope aera does not support or pay for this in any direct way. it would b a waste of our $$. if i had to choose between this and a phone book sized hard copy - it would b the latter.
Why do they care about old shots still
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AERA 2026 Annual Meeting collected the following data from you:
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The Research and Science Policy Forum will offer a series of sessions focusing on important issues such as, innovation in education research, federal research funding, gender and equity in educational measurement, role of education research in national STEM education priorities, and use of geospatial and poverty estimate data to inform education policy.
Along with AERA Awards Lectures, these premiere sessions offer unparalleled opportunities to hear from thought leaders, prominent scholars, and champions of education research.
Note: The 2023 Annual Meeting of the National Council on the Measurement in Education (NCME) will be held on April 12-15 in conjunction with the AERA Annual Meeting place-based meeting in Chicago, IL.
“What is “truth” and who decides? From what evidence, if any, do people construct their positions about truth as they make decisions concerning education? Education research is too often absent, underrepresented, misinterpreted, under-nuanced, and decontextualized in broader, societal, and public conversations about educational issues in pursuit of truth.
