TCEA and Learning.com — coming together to boost
Technology Literacy in Texas

TCEA is collaborating with Learning.com to offer all Texas districts a technology literacy assessment in the 2011-2012 school year at no cost to districts. To help you prepare your teachers and students for this assessment and for the new TA-TEKS, TCEA members can participate in the following special promotions:

WayFind Teacher Assessment
20% DISCOUNT

  • Professional Development creates 21st Century Teachers
  • Curriculum prepares teachers to teach the current AND revised TA-TEKS
  • Assessment prescribes from over 85 hours of content to give teachers just the PD they need

TechLiteracy Assessment Pretest
8th Grade   50% DISCOUNT

  • Identifies students' learning needs
  • Provides data to inform instruction
  • Combined with instruction, helps students succeed in the statewide TCEA 8th Grade technology literacy assessment

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Learning.com scores big in Texas

Texas-based educators' user satisfaction ratings of Learning.com and our offerings are exceptionally favorable.

Our NPS® scores are comparable to ratings for Google and Adobe and higher than industry averages for technology hardware, software or internet search and information services.

In the category of "Texas Educators highly likely to recommend" category, Learning.com scored 10 points higher than industry averages for online search and 21 points higher than industry averages for consumer software.

We're thrilled with these results. We will use this data, the associated feedback, and consumer insights to continue to improve our products and services to serve you and the students of Texas even better.


Information from the Learning.com annual customer satisfaction survey completed June, 2011. The survey collects relevant data then calculates a Net Promoter Score® (NPS) to enable comparisons of Learning.com’s satisfaction rating to industry averages and to companies such as Google, Yahoo, Adobe, Apple and Verizon.