Taashi Rowe

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Apr 07 2025 Artificial Intelligence Gwinnett County’s Sallie Holloway shares how the K–12 district paved the way for artificial intelligence in classrooms. When ChatGPT became available to the general public in 2022, the innovators at Gwinnett County Public Schools were already a few years into building a generative artificial intelligence program for their students.

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Mar 17 2025 Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence promises to create millions of jobs. One teacher says educators must prepare students today. Tomorrow’s competitive job market is going to require artificial intelligence skills, and K–12 students should prepare now. Winston Roberts is passionate about ensuring that students have the generative AI knowledge they need to land that perfect job.

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Feb 11 2025 Management Outgoing TCEA President Brian Brown discusses how some of this year’s biggest challenges and trends will impact K–12. While at the 2025 TCEA Convention & Exposition in Austin, Texas, EdTech: Focus On K–12 Managing Editor Taashi Rowe spoke with Brian Brown, the organization’s board president. Brown also serves as CTO for Duncanville Independent School District.

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Feb 07 2025 Management With federal funds drying up and technology needs growing, K–12 leaders explore alternate funding strategies. For the three K–12 technology panelists at the 2025 TCEA Convention & Exposition session in Austin, Texas, future proofing education is not about buying the latest, shiny piece of educational technology. It’s about making sure that students and teachers have what they need to prepare them to thrive in the 21st century.

2 months ago | edtechmagazine.com | Taashi Rowe

Feb 06 2025 Hardware Technology staffers share the challenges and victories that come with wearing multiple hats. At small and rural schools, it’s not uncommon for staff and faculty to play multiple roles. According to Vince Moore, CTO for Breckenridge Independent School District in Texas, some technology leaders at such schools are spread thin, as they sometimes teach classes and drive the school bus.