If you’re coming from the Los Angeles/San Diego corridor, the train is an excellent option for getting to and from downtown San Diego. The two best are:
You should arrange to fly into the main San Diego Airport (San) otherwise known as Limburg Field. Since San Diego is a popular tourist destination, we recommend making your flight reservations as much in advance as possible.
Driving Directions:
From Los Angeles & Lindberg Field (I-5 corridor):
From I-5 south, take the B Street exit to San Diego City College. To park, turn right on 16th Ave, then immediately left into parking lot 2.
From North San Diego County (I-805 & I-15 corridors)
Take I-805 or I-15 south to I-8 west to Hwy 163 south towards Downtown San Diego. Turn left on “A” Street, which will end at San Diego City College. To park, turn left on Park Blvd, right on Russ Blvd, right on 16th Ave, then right into parking lot 1 or 2.
From East San Diego County (I-8 corridor):
Take I-8 west to Hwy 163 south towards Downtown San Diego. Turn left on “A” Street, which will end at San Diego City College. To park, turn left on Park Blvd, right on Russ Blvd, right on 16th Ave, then right into parking lot 1 or 2.
From South San Diego County:
Take I-5 north to the “B” Street exit in Downtown San Diego. Turn left on “B” Street to San Diego City College. To park, turn right on 16th Ave, then immediately left into parking lot 2.
Parking
Parking in downtown San Diego can be expensive. Both conference hotels do charge extra for parking.
Fortunately, parking at San Diego City College should be easier. You may park in any student lot without fees or permits. You will be ticketed for parking in staff lots without a SDCC staff permit as the college is fullly staffed during the conference. Download campus map of San Diego City College.
Although San Diego has a mild climate, it can be cool so you’ll want to bring some extra layers including a sweater or jacket. Fog, especially in the mornings, is so common in June, locals call it "June Gloom." Rain is highly unlikely, but not impossible. Bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera, especially if you want to explore the downtown area or Balboa Park.
WiFi and public terminals will be available on campus, so the decision whether or not to bring your laptop is up to you, unless you are attending a Bring Your Own Laptop lab, in which you'll need it.
The event is brought together through a joint effort of the California Educational Technology Consortium (CETC), and Computer Using Educators (CUE). Both groups focus their efforts on improving K20 education through the use of technology. www.k20cetc.org | www.cue.org
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