A well-structured tech infrastructure process will help teachers do what's most important--teaching students.

3 steps to tech infrastructure that supports learning


A well-structured edtech infrastructure process will help teachers do what's most important--teaching students

Like instructional technology specialists across the U.S., I spent most of 2020 helping teachers navigate the world of edtech--explaining video conferencing tools, and demonstrating how our district’s selected edtech can support learning--as we abruptly transitioned to remote learning.

Now that we’re approaching the two-year anniversary of this transformation, I’m happy to say that technology adoption is baked into the curriculum at Ysleta Independent School District. Our teachers are much less likely to ask my colleagues and I how to use an edtech tool than how they can integrate it into their lessons, whether those lessons are taking place in a physical classroom or online.

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