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*Free tool is intended to support clear understanding of state policies and practices related
to digital instructional materials
Free tool is intended to support clear understanding of state policies and practices related to
digital instructionalmaterials. state and territorial educational technology leaders, has launched
of a free online tool to support the implementation of digital instructional materials.
eSchool News
OCTOBER 13, 2015
*New Online Tool Aims to Help K-12 Leaders Choose Instructional Materials
State and local K-12 school leaders wanting to vet digital and print instructional resources can
access a new online tool prepared by the State Educational Technology Directors Association.
The post New Online Tool Aims to Help K-12 Leaders
Choose Instructional Materials appeared first on Market Brief. Marketplace K-12 digital
resources instructional materials SETDA
Marketplace K-12
FEBRUARY 10, 2017
*Digital instructional materials outpace print, study says
Teachers now are using more digital instructional materials than print materials in the
classroom, according to a new study from Education Market Research (EMR)/Simba
Information. Study reveals that the digital resource market is growing faster than the overall K-
12 market.
eSchool News
MARCH 23, 2015
*Convert PDFs to Google Docs to Differentiate Instructional Materials – From Brenda Doucette
Recently, we discovered a feature of Google Drive that has changed how we prepare and
access materials and resources for our students. The post Convert PDFs to Google Docs to
Differentiate Instructional Materials – From Brenda Doucette appeared first onEdTechTeacher.
EdTechTeacher
APRIL 9, 2015
*Report: The way we buy digital instructional materials may need an overhaul
Educators stress the importance of state leadership, transparency for purchasing
digital instructional materials. When acquiring digital instructional materials, the cost
associated with access to broadband and devices is a pivotal factor
eSchool News
NOVEMBER 8, 2015
Guest Post from Cynthia Curry is Co-Director of the National Center on Accessible
Educational Materials for Learning (AEM Center) What do you get when you combine a state
educational technology director with a state accessibility expert? A partnership that results in
students having digital materials and technologies that are usable for learning across the widest
range of learner variability, regardless of format or features
SETDA Says
SEPTEMBER 6, 2017
*Alabama Partners with NASA and ASTA to Support New Online Science Resources
Digital Learning instructional materialsPolicy Professional LearningAs the first month in 2017
comes to a close, the SETDA staff and Board of Directors looks forward to the exciting work
ahead. ith a new administration comes the opportunity to build new relationships. While we wait
for a Secretary of Education to be confirmed and the subsequent hiring of Deputy and Under
Secretary positions as well as a new Director of the Office of Education Technology, SETDA is
working with CoSN, ISTE, CDE, and SIIA to develop an advocacy platform and resources for
members and partners. These resources will lead up to an Advocacy Day on May 11, 2017,
which will include Hill visits for our members and partners.
SETDA Says
JANUARY 30, 2017
Digital Learning Equity of Access FCC instructional materialsToday, online communities are
alight with a Day of Advocacy in support of keeping the current Net Neutrality rules in place.
These rules were passed in 2015 and reclassified the Internet as a telecommunication service.
This allows the FCC to regulate broadband access under the 1934 Communications Act, which
covers all public utilities including telephones. The change gave FCC regulatory authority over
both wired and wireless services. In a nutshell, the rules ensure that providers do not create fast
and slow lanes on the Internet. On this day of advocacy, SETDA encourages the FCC to continue
to support strong, unrestricted access to the Internet.
SETDA Says
JULY 12, 2017
*TEXAS TECHNOLOGY LENDING GRANT
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) established the Technology Lending Grant , for local
education agencies (LEAs), to implement technology lending programs, including loaning
equipment necessary to access and use digital instructionalmaterials. Mobile Broadband. The
Texas Education Agency (TEA) established the Technology Lending Grant , for local education
agencies (LEAs), to implement technology lending programs, including loaning equipment
necessary to access and use digital instructionalmaterials. Mobile Broadband
Kajeet Extracurricular
JANUARY 2, 2018