Blended, Flipped, and Remote Learning: What’s the Difference?
There are many ways to describe the ways teachers use technology to deliver instruction. Let’s make sure we know what is meant with each of these terms.
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Category: Advocacy
AP and IB Computer Science Credits
The SBOE of Texas has made adjustments to the credits earned for some AP and IB computer science courses. This blog post will demystify those adjustments.
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86th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up
The 86th Texas Legislature session has ended. TCEA worked hard during the session to move our priorities forward and we were successful for you.
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TCEA Saves You Time and Money
Learn how TCEA provides members with the gifts of time and money through full-service ed tech resources and professional development offerings.
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Ed Tech Day at the Capitol Is March 5th!
Advocating for issues you care about is a fundamental right of our democracy. TCEA makes it easy to do this by hosting the Ed Tech Day at the Capitol.
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TCEA Board Sets Legislative Priorities
The TCEA Board of Directors has established their 2019 legislative priorities. Here’s an overview of their goals for the upcoming legislative session.
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Texas SBOE Moves CS Policy Forward
At the April meeting, the SBOE made decisions that positively affect the implementation of technology and computer science in schools. The details are on their actions are below.
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Technology Funding Increased in ESSA Budget
Congress passed a budget that includes $1.1 billion in funding that may be used to increase the effective use of technology. This post provides the details.
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E-rate: Building on 20 Years of Progress
Since 1998, the E-rate program has provided subsidies to schools across the nation to support the...
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Legislative Session Wrap-Up
The 85th Texas Legislature passed a significant package of bills that will bring high-quality digital learning opportunities to Texas students.
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Texas Going Open, Thanks to Legislation
School districts will have more options with free Open Education Resources, thanks to some recent legislation passed by the Texas Legislature.
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New Digital Literacy Requirements for Preservice Teachers
A new law seeks to provide preservice teachers with more training and resources in digital literacy, helping them fully use technology for student learning.
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