What Is WPCampus 2021?
WPCampus 2021 is a three-day conference event filled with sessions, networking, and social events. It will cover a variety of topics, all focused on the growth of Higher Education, Accessibility, WordPress, and its people.
The annual WPCampus conference is under consideration for July 2021 on the beautiful campus of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Explore previous conferences to learn more about our event.
We’re grateful to the team at Tulane University IT for sponsoring our event and welcoming our community to their campus.
Status of the event
WPCampus 2021 was scheduled for New Orleans after WPCampus 2020 pivoted to an online conference due to COVID-19. We are extremely grateful that Tulane University IT in New Orleans has agreed to continue to be our in-person venue sponsor. The planning committee is working to finalize details for the 2021 event. Subscribe to our newsletter for updates.
The following dates are being considered for WPCampus 2021:
- July 14-16, 2021 (Wed-Fri)
- July 21-23, 2021 (Wed-Fri)
- July 28-30, 2021 (Wed-Fri)
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What to expect
While the format of our event is similar to a WordCamp, our entire program is focused on Higher Education and Accessibility, which allows for a richer and more fine-tuned experience for our attendees.
Who will be there?
Members of the Higher Education, Accessibility, and WordPress communities from all over the United States, Canada, Europe and more. We welcome faculty, staff, students and professionals dedicated to Accessibility and Higher Education.
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