The connective tissue for space education worldwide — the parent network for every Spaceposium initiative.
A global space expo for education, exploration, industry, and innovation. Pavilions, broadcast, student showcases, sponsor activations.
The operational OS powering the network — applications, organizations, sponsors, events, content.
AI-assisted learning, mission challenges, and student portfolios.
Space news intelligence, broadcasts, newsletters, and sponsor storytelling.
AV/LED and modern learning-environment readiness for ten thousand schools — assessed, sponsored, and commissioned school by school. No deployments are claimed yet.
Guided by CETA.
The Council for Educational Technology Advancement sits outside the operational initiative count. It advises on standards, equitable access, school readiness, career pathways, and workforce development.
CETA advises, validates, convenes, and recommends. Mission Control executes, tracks, and reports. CETA is an advisory body of the Spaceposium Foundation and is not a separate legal entity.
- Technology standards
- Equitable access
- School readiness
- Career pathways
- Workforce development
- Measurement & accountability
Thirteen stages from application to reporting.
A school is only counted as commissioned once the capability is installed, tested, staffed, and in use. Stages describe the process, not completed deployments.
- 01Applied
- 02Assessed
- 03Approved
- 04Sponsorship Needed
- 05Sponsored
- 06Equipment Allocated
- 07Scheduled
- 08Installed
- 09Tested
- 10Teachers Ready
- 11Students Activated
- 12Commissioned
- 13Reporting