SIGs

TCEA has six Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for members who want to become even more involved in technology education and network with other educators in similar positions.

The six TCEA SIGs are:

Camp-SIG (Campus Technology Specialists Group)
CAMP-SIG provides assistance and networking opportunities for campus instructional technologists. Members include instructional technologists, campus technology coordinators, district or campus technology trainers, and technology specialists.

GEO-SIG (Geospatial Technologies Special Interest Group)
The purpose of the GEO-SIG is to help educators embrace geocaching, GPS, Google Maps, Google Earth, GIS, and other such geospatial technologies for use in the classroom.

LIB-SIG (Library Special Interest Group)
The purpose of the LIB-SIG is to help librarians increase their technology skills and to integrate those skills into the learning environment.

SOS-SIG (Strategic Open Source Special Interest Group)
The mission of the SOS-SIG is to build and activate a community of educators who promote and support opportunities for technological advancement and a broader educational foundation that Open Source software solutions bring to K-16 education.

TA/CS-SIG (Tech-Apps/Computer Science Special Interest Group)
The Technology Applications/Computer Science Special Interest Group is dedicated to establishing a network of information exchange for TCEA members who are involved in the study of information processing, including both hardware and software development.

TEC SIG (Technology Coordinators Special Interest Group)
TEC-SIG is the largest SIG and was established in 1989 for the purpose of providing a means of communication between technology coordinators and administrators throughout the state.