Learning.com Program Adopted by Texas State Board of Education
Curriculum earns state approval for updated Technology Applications Standards
"Learning.com is proud that the State Board of Education recognized that our K-8 computer science solution met
Learning.com's TechApps for
"Our team of educators meticulously designed the TechApps for
To learn more, visit https://www.learning.com/texas-techapps/.
About Learning.com
Learning.com is dedicated to preparing students for success in our digital world. Founded in 1999, the company currently partners with 10 percent of
Learning.com's K-12 curriculum solution, EasyTech, helps students develop computer science, digital literacy and problem-solving skills. Learning.com's EasyCode curriculum is a comprehensive coding solution for K-12 that develops students' coding, computational thinking and computer science prowess. EasyTech and EasyCode, both delivered through the Learning.com platform, feature scaffolded, student-led digital lessons, as well as district and school-wide reporting to measure programs efficacy and optimize implementation. By enabling schools to integrate technology more meaningfully, and cultivate digital readiness, Learning.com's comprehensive curriculum plays a critical role in equipping all students to excel in a digital world.
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