TEXAS SCHOLASTIC ESPORTS
Connecting students to school and to each other.
2022 Registration is OPEN!
TCEA Area 1 Educational Technology Conference
This one-day event will have sessions for all experience levels and for K-16 audiences. Catch up on different trending tools, resources across multiple content areas and topics, including ESPORTS!
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Registration: FREE for TCEA members
Non-member registration is $49 and includes TCEA membership.
Technology and Curriculum Conference of Aldine
Groundbreaking Star Trek, the long-lived Dr. Who, and everyone’s favorite space western Star Wars, all detail the journey of characters who grow and mature as their circumstances change. Reflect on your past experience, current situation, and the journey you are beginning.
What will your TechTrek be? Do you feel your adventure needs to evolve as you choose your path? Join other Texas educators to explore, learn, and integrate the latest strategies and resources for blended learning and a tech-rich environment for your future educational quest.
Twelve years and counting! TCCA continues to be a leading TEXAS premiere FREE educational curriculum and digital learning conference.
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TexSEF is a teacher-run, 501(c)(3) nonprofit esports organization serving Texas Schools. Donations help us pay operation costs, host events, and provide non-monetary prizes for students. Donations are tax-deductible.
Riot Games announced that any high school esports league can now host season-long, school-versus-school competitions for “League of Legends,” effectively ending an exclusive partnership between the publisher and PlayVS, a for-profit start-up that hosts a platform for amateur esports competitions.
The Purpose of Esports In Education
Texas students have many opportunities when it comes to extracurricular activities and school. Since esports is so new, students must look outside our state to compete. We wanted to provide opportunities that:
Allowed Students to compete with other schools in the area
Provides scholarships to the local universities and colleges
Helps school districts see and justify the value in esports
Brings together community in a fun way
Celebrates students and finds ways to align gaming with student outcomes and educational goals
Bring in large companies that support esports around the country
Texas is made up of 1,029 school districts. Both large and small districts can compete in an esports event on equal ground and as an organization we feel like this is an incredible opportunity to bring us together.
GAME ON!
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