TASSP Summer Workshop – Austin Convention Center
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Join Teq Online PD (Opd) at the TASSP Summer Workshop
If you’re in Austin this summer, come to the TASSP Summer Workshop and learn about Teq Online PD (Opd) – our online professional development platform!
We will be at booth #806/807 to talk about how Opd courses are created to boost educator classroom technology skills to engage students and improve instruction.
Attend the TASSP Summer Workshop and:
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GAIN insight into current and changing trends for the 21st-century campus
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HEAR from world-renowned speakers that guarantee to inform and inspire
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LEARN valuable leadership skills and best practices applicable to the field of education
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CONNECT with peers & corporate partners from all across the state of Texas
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