Membership
Members benefit from a host of professional development opportunities and access to a network of K-12 EdTech experts.
Read the latest Digital Frontier column in Texas School Business by TETL Board Secretary Leann Kidd here.
Call for Proposals
20 Years of Excellence: Building a Legacy of Innovation
This summer, we'll be celebrating the 20th anniversary of our organization at our 2025 TETL Summer Conference, June 24-25, 2025, at the Marriott Waterway Woodlands.
Please consider submitting a proposal for a presentation or workshop as it relates to our theme and can help others be a successful K-12 technology leader! The Call for Proposals will remain open until April 11, 2025.
TETL White Paper
Data-Informed Change Management | Recommendations from the TETL Next Digital Shift Committee
Change is hard! Yet, change is inevitable, especially when it comes to technology. When
implementing any new technology and associated organizational changes district stakeholders
may be resistant. Resistance can be eased through articulating a clear vision and leveraging
data insights to make informed decisions about equipment purchases, software renewals, and
cybersecurity investments. This article highlights Texas school districts that have successfully
navigated new technology implementations through intentional leadership and data-informed
decision making.
TETL 2024-2025 Legislative Priorities
Texas Education Technology Leaders (TETL) is committed to helping Texas school districts meet the digital learning needs of students, educators, and schools. We support school district technology professionals who are working to promote innovative teaching and learning. Serving as an effective education technology leader depends on peer support, professional guidance, and collaboration. Through TETL’s vision and membership, we provide the expertise and support needed to stay ahead of the ever-evolving digital learning landscape.
Aledo ISD Wins 2024 CoSN District Team Leadership Award
TEA's Long Range Plan For Technology Resource Center
The Long Range Plan for Technology identifies 6 strategic technology goals for education and guides local education agencies (LEAs) as they develop individual technology plans. Its accompanying web-based Resource Center is intended to support a wide range of campus-based and district-wide professionals. The LRPT Advisory Committee has developed six strategic goals and 18 focus areas that they believe represent the technology trends and priorities in education. Each LEA should carefully consider how the six strategic goals outlined in this plan align with their own objectives and should strive to achieve positive progress in each focus area. Learn more and access TEA's LRPT resource center HERE!
