Funding Sources

Learning.com’s technology literacy solutions provide critical 21st century skills for your students and qualify for the following funding:

Federal Funding

• 21st Century Community Learning Centers (After School and Extended Day Programs)
• Enhancing Education Through Technology - (EETT) Title IID
• English Learner Supplemental Instructional Materials - Title III (ELL)
• GEAR UP
• Special Education

State Funding
Visit the TEA Grants web site for updated information on current available funding and grant status.

Have more information (reports, funding, evaluation worksheets) on our Web-delivered solutions emailed to you and/or request a consultation with a sales representative, who can also provide a complete correlation of Learning.com’s curriculum to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.

States

Welcome Texas Educators

Learning.com, the premier provider of Web-enhanced curriculum, is committed to partnering with Texas’ schools and districts to improve student learning.

• TEKS Aha!Science
  TEKS Aha!Science aligns to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Science 2009 standards for grades 3-5.
  
  
• TEKS Aha!Math
  TEKS Aha!Math aligns to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Math 2005 standards for grades K-5.
  
  
• TEA’s Progress Report on the Long-Range Plan for Technology, 2006-2020
  Pages 51-56 of the December 2008 report describes the research results, summary statistics and preliminary findings of the Texas Tech Lit Pilot program using Learning.com’s TechLiteracy Assessment. The report (PDF) is available for download with the permission of the Texas Education Agency.
  
  
• Texas Education Agency Names Learning.com to Assess Students’ Technology Skills
  The TEA has selected Learning.com’s TechLiteracy Assessment to assess students’ technology proficiency in a two-year pilot program in a sampling of Texas school districts. Visit the TEA website for more information on their Technology Literacy Assessment Pilot.
  
  
• EasyTech State Adoption
  EasyTech, our proven, Web-delivered K-8 technology literacy curriculum, is adopted under K-8 Technology Applications subject area of the State of Texas Instructional Materials Contract. Contact us for specific pricing and ordering process.
  
  
• Austin schools find EasyTech lives up to its name
  The district’s instructional technology department is known for their tenacity and innovation in meeting their instructional goals, and, more specifi cally, in helping their students meet the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for Technology Applications. Read the case study.
  
  

Texas Education Web Sites
Resources for technology integration, assessment, and literacy in Texas.

• Texas Education Agency
• Texas Adopted Instructional Materials/Textbooks
• Texas Association of School Administrators
• Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association
• Texas State Teachers Association
• Texas Instructional Technology Overview
• Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills

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