Online Video Clips

How can I get more information about the Texas Technology Leadership Academy?

Contact the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) or visit their website for the Academy. The Technology Leadership Academy is funded through the 2003-2004 school year.

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Online Videos

Topic	Click to Play	Length	Size
1. Overview of the Technology Leadership Academy	not online	3 min 28 sec
2. Keys to Technology Integration		7 min 58 sec	13.3 MB
3. Technology Integration Done Right: Lewisville ISD		13 min 54 sec	22.3 MB
4. Modeling Administrative Use of Technology		5 min 37 sec	8.5 MB
5. Personal Productivity Uses of Technology		3 min 34 sec	6.1 MB
6. Digital Literacy		4 min 12 sec	6.5 MB
7. Data Backed Decision Making		5 min 17 sec	8.3 MB
8. Handheld Computers in the Classroom		4 min 26 sec	7.2 MB
9. Technology Integration and Problem Based Learning		5 min 36 sec	10.5 MB
10. Technology Integration in the ESL Classroom		2 min 26 sec	6.1 MB
11. Marketing Video for the TLA		2 min 28 sec	5.4 MB

How can I use these?

These videos can be used for educational, instructional purposes. For more details, please see the Creative Commons license information at the bottom of this page.

Are the videos available on CD?

Yes. Larger, less compressed versions of these videos are available on CD. These are presently being provided to TLA trainers and ESC representatives involved with the Academy. Copies of the CD will also be distributed at the February 2004 TCEA Convention, at a presentation about the TLA.

About These Videos

These videos were filmed and edited by Wesley Fryer, working on behalf of the College of Education at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. Video interviews were conducted around the state, with input from TASA administrators and ESC representatives, in late Spring 2003. Texas Tech University has been a partner with TASA and the Texas Leadership Center for the 3 years of the Academy. Wesley has published an article entitled, "Technology Integration Lessons from the TLA," in the TechEdge, a publication of the Texas Computer Education Association. The article is also available online on Wesley's educational technology website, "Tools for the TEKS: Integrating Technology in the Classroom."

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These videos are licensed under a Creative Commons License.

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