TLC³ Learning Conference

The Tennessee Board of Regents has created a mobile app education and workforce resource center (a bank of 40,000+ apps) to assist educators in aligning apps to according to their teaching discipline/subject area, curriculum, student needs and outcomes, as well as making it easier for identifying appropriate educational and workforce apps.

Learn how to assess student collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking skills.

Learn how iOS devices are the ideal learning tool for bilingual and special education students.

An experience in introducing mobile devices into an educational enterprise environment.

Implementing a mobile learning program involves everyone. Come find out what you can do to get “buy-in” for your mobile learning program from faculty, staff and community.

Just how did McAllen ISD's TLC³ come to be? Members of the Superintendent's Cabinet, key IT and other staff members, and Board members give insight about how it evolved, efforts to gather perspective from varied points of view, review of curriculum and technology vision, review of professional development needs and implementation. Discussion will include the impact to the greater school community - the City of McAllen, the McAllen Chamber of Commerce, and the McAllen Economic Development Corporation.

This panel explores the current and proposed state and national policies related to educational technology and offers attendees an opportunity to ask questions involving these policies.