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SOURCES Annual Conference 2027

A conference for educators exploring how primary sources can support K-12 teaching.

University of Central Florida, Orlando

Date
January 23, 2027
Venue
University of Central Florida, Orlando

TL;DR

  • The 2027 conference is scheduled for January 23 at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
  • Its stated focus is using primary sources in K-12 education.
  • Topics include analyzing sources, considering multiple perspectives, and developing historical thinking and literacy skills.

Source: sourcesconference.com/about.html

About

The conference is organized by the University of Central Florida and is intended for educators interested in teaching with primary sources. The listed learning topics range from source analysis and copyright to inquiry, historical thinking, and literacy. The program also lists teachers among its audience.

Who you'll find in the room

Educators

The organizer identifies educators interested in effective practices for teaching with primary sources as attendees.

Teachers

Teachers are identified in the conference program.

Featured speakers

13 listed

Tina Ellsworth

Tahra Nayelli

Kim Cunningham

Seilarine Samuels-Pink

Aimee Ballans

Facing History and Ourselves

Jodi Puskin

Dalton Savage

Amy Allen

Gabrielle Roche

Samantha Young

Orange County Public Schools

Victor

Venue & travel

Venue

University of Central Florida

Getting there

The conference is in Orlando.

Questions people ask

5 answered

SOURCES Annual Conference 2027 is scheduled for January 23, 2027.

The conference is held at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

The organizer identifies educators interested in teaching with primary sources, and the program also lists teachers.

It is most useful for K-12 teachers and other educators who want practical methods for teaching with primary sources, since the sessions cover Library of Congress analysis tools, citation and copyright, and comparing sources for multiple perspectives. It is a one-day Saturday event on the University of Central Florida campus with speakers including Orange County Public Schools, so it suits local and regional classroom teachers, while higher-education researchers or non-history educators would get less from it.

Teachers at professional development days usually wear business casual or relaxed classroom clothing, and a campus in Orlando means light clothing with comfortable walking shoes.

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