Each year, more than 1,400 teams of up to four students each participate in TCEA Robotics Contests held in each of the twenty areas of the state of Texas. The Area contests will be held in January 2019.

To view your local contest information, click here.

Registration is open from November 12, 2018 – December 16, 2018
Registration fee: $50

Late registration is available from December 17, 2018 – December 28, 2018
Late registration fee: $70

**Payments or purchase orders must be received by the date of the contest or the team will not be able to compete.

Discover how to ramp up learning in your classroom or campus with strategies backed by the latest brain research. You’ll be able to start implementing these in your practice tomorrow!

Join us as we give you a preview of the 2019 TCEA Convention and Exposition – being hosted in San Antonio for the first time, ever. We’ll provide strategies to get the most out of your experience, explore shortcuts and tips for navigating the convention center, and share information about the local area.

Click here to join the webinar.

Stay current with state and national discussions on educational technology topics in this free-to-members webinar series.

Are you ready to take the breakout to the next level? Join us for a webinar to learn how to create an escape room using the same materials you already have for a breakout. Learn practical tips for designing the theme, storyline, puzzles, and room decor, as well as ways to get students involved in the creation and implementation of the room. Not sure you have the space for an escape room? Brainstorm ideas with the presenter for different ways you can create this experience even if you don’t have a dedicated room to use.

Not a TCEA member? Register for this webinar for just $59 and receive a complimentary LIB-SIG Membership and a Regular Membership.

This interactive, free-to-members webinar is available live each month. If you cannot attend the live version, register for the webinar anyway and you will receive a link to the recorded version and all resources shared during the webinar. The webinar counts for .5 CPE credit.

TCEA Convention & Exposition
February 4-8, 2019 | San Antonio, Texas | Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

At the 2019 TCEA Convention & Exposition, thousands of educators are on a mission to discover the knowledge and resources they need to engage students, enhance curriculum, and increase productivity. Campus and district-level administrators, curriculum and technology leaders, teachers, librarians, and champions of ed tech will all discover innovative strategies and best practices for integrating technology into their schools, classrooms, and libraries.

TCEA’s 39th annual convention will showcase 1,000+ informative sessions and hands-on workshops, access to the latest ed tech resources from hundreds of exhibitors, and countless opportunities for networking. Prepare to leave fully charged for success.

Differentiating learning processes and content sharing is a snap with Google Sites. Learn how to create easy-to-edit websites and then share that excitement with students! The Google Sites graphical interface makes digital manipulation of ideas and concepts a reality.

This webinar will focus on trends in education that help engage students with content. Relevant and important resources will be shared to help teachers and students use them effectively. Successful completion of this course counts for 2 CPE credits.

*This webinar is part of the Campus Technology Specialist Certification

Using video technology through PowerPoint and Steam, go full steam ahead and plan a differentiated lesson that will provide your students the all-important individualized instruction they need.

Social media is here to stay but knowing how it can in impact (positively and negatively) your district is critical as a leader. This session will cover educational trends with social media, legal pitfalls, and strategies to best implement social media in your district. Successful completion of this course counts for 1 CPE credit.

*This webinar is part of the Technology/IT Director Certification.

Stay current with state and national discussions on educational technology topics in this free-to-members webinar series.

Participants will develop a vision for instructional technology use based on 21st century skills from Tony Wagner. The emphasis will be on ensuring that their vision is based on student learning and not on “stuff.” Successful completion of this course counts for 1 CPE credit.

*This webinar is part of the Technology/IT Director Certification.

Students need to be able to recognize the rights, responsibilities, and opportunities of living in an interconnected digital world. Join us for resources for modeling how to behave safely, legally, and ethically online.