Alberta Technology Leaders in Education

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Alberta Technology Leaders in Education (ATLE) is a professional association that supports educational and IT leaders in Alberta school jurisdictions through conferences, training, and networking focused on technology in education.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

About Alberta Technology Leaders in Education

Alberta Technology Leaders in Education (ATLE) is a non‑profit professional association dedicated to supporting technology leadership in K‑12 education across Alberta, Canada. It serves IT directors, educational technology leaders, school division administrators, SIS administrators, and administrative assistants through conferences, workshops, and professional learning networks. Signature events include the Convergence Conference and specialized gatherings for administrative assistants and other school technology roles.

A charge labeled “ATLE” on a credit or debit card statement is typically related to registration fees for ATLE conferences or events, annual or individual membership dues, or other professional learning activities paid online by card. School districts, charter schools, and individual educators often use corporate or personal cards to pay for ATLE events; the descriptor may appear as simply “ATLE” or in combination with an event name (for example, “ATLE CONVERGENCE”). These are generally one‑time charges, but they may recur annually if memberships or recurring registrations are renewed using a stored card.

If you have questions about an ATLE charge, start by checking conference or PD registration emails, receipts, or invoices from ATLE and your school division’s finance or PD department. The ATLE website and member portal provide contact options, and ATLE can be reached by phone or through its online contact form to confirm invoice numbers, participant names, and payment details. If you still do not recognize the charge, your organization’s accounting office or card issuer can help review who registered, when the payment was processed, and whether a dispute is appropriate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “ATLE” on my credit card statement?

A charge from “ATLE” is most often a payment to Alberta Technology Leaders in Education for a conference registration (such as the Convergence Conference), an ATLE event, or a membership fee that was paid online by credit or debit card, often on behalf of a school division or individual educator.

Is the ATLE charge a one‑time fee or a recurring subscription?

Most ATLE charges are one‑time payments for specific events or conferences. However, membership dues or renewals can recur annually if your organization or you personally renew using the same card. Check your invoice or ATLE member portal to see whether the payment was for a dated event or for membership.

How can I get a copy of the receipt or invoice for my ATLE payment?

Log into the ATLE member or registration portal using the email that was used to register for the event, then look for billing or invoices associated with your account. If you cannot find the documents, contact ATLE via the contact form or phone listed on atle.ca and provide your name, organization, approximate charge date, and amount so they can resend the receipt.

How do I cancel an ATLE conference registration and request a refund?

Refunds and cancellations are handled according to the cancellation policy for each specific ATLE event. Review the event information or confirmation email for deadlines and penalties, then contact ATLE through the event registration site or atle.ca with your invoice number and participant name to request a change, transfer, or refund where permitted.

Can ATLE charges appear under a school or district card instead of my personal card?

Yes. Many ATLE payments are made with corporate or district procurement or travel cards. In those cases, the descriptor may still show as “ATLE” on the statement, but the underlying registration will be linked to the staff member’s name and email. Your finance or HR department can usually match the charge to a specific registration using the amount and transaction date.

What are typical amounts for ATLE charges?

Common ATLE charges include conference registration fees that can be several hundred Canadian dollars per attendee, smaller fees for webinars or workshops, and annual membership fees. The exact amount depends on the event type, member vs. non‑member pricing, and whether early‑bird rates or group discounts were applied.

How can I verify that an ATLE charge is legitimate and not fraud?

Compare the transaction date and amount to any ATLE event registrations, membership confirmations, or PD approvals you or your organization made. You can also contact ATLE directly using the contact details on atle.ca to confirm the invoice and participant information tied to the transaction. If ATLE has no record of the payment, contact your card issuer to report the charge and begin a dispute if necessary.

How do I update the card on file or change who is billed for future ATLE events?

If you registered through ATLE’s online system, sign into your account and update the payment details associated with upcoming registrations or memberships, or ask your district finance office to do so if they manage the account. For assistance, reach out to ATLE via their website so staff can adjust the billing contact, organization, or payment method on existing registrations.

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