
Introducing DLTX — the digital learning clearinghouse that seeks to unite stakeholders from across Texas under one common goal: to make digital learning solutions accessible to everyone. By harnessing the power of community, this user-generated experience aspires to redefine the culture of digital education at Texas higher education institutions. DLTX is made “by educators, for educators” — imagining the future of education into our classrooms, together.
Learn more about what DLTX has to offer.
Contribute
Find what you need to make your classroom come alive— then pass it on. DLTX offers one-stop for you to engage with the Division of Digital Learning’s current programs and initiatives. We strive to offer the services, support, and resources you need to achieve your greatest success with digital learning.
Our programs and initiatives are based in design research to help ensure we are doing our best to support educators, administrators, and institutions across Texas with what you need, when you need it. We think you’ll find a diverse, broad, and relevant portfolio based in solving real problems with partners across the state and beyond.
Collaborate
Collaborate with administrators and educators across Texas. Join our community to share resources, ask and answer questions, and learn about new solutions in the DLTX network.
Our tools, paired with powerful search functionality, allow for you to build communities around core interests, to browse content tailored to your needs, and seamlessly connect with like-minded faculty to share digital solutions and build collaborative relationships.
Learn about good practices from other educators and administrators, engage in discussions, and find opportunities to grow.
Celebrate
Come and celebrate all things digital learning! It will take the commitment of Texas educators, administrators, and institutions across the state to create a culture of digital excellence in Texas. That’s why we need to celebrate the achievements of everyone who participates in this vision. We’re happy to share our achievements but are more interested in yours!
DLTX offers opportunities for professional development and recognizes the completion of that hard work. Here we provide and share opportunities for growth and education in the digital learning space and notable events.
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Registration Open – Become AI EmpowerED Spring Showcase!
Join the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) Division of Digital Learning for our free, virtual AI EmpowerED webinar series. As technological advancements develop with increasing speed, we in higher education are faced with challenges for how to strategically approach adapting to innovation and how to prepare students for evolving technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) that will significantly impact how we teach, learn, do business, and live.
To learn more please visit the Become AI EmpowerED page.
Open Educational Resources Nursing Essentials (ONE)
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) and Rice University’s OpenStax are working together to increase access to nursing education – reducing financial barriers and helping to improve workforce development. The ONE project brings together expert faculty, competency-aligned curriculum, and openly licensed resources. Faculty can confidently adopt, integrate, and customize the offerings, and students can access and use them at no cost.
Congratulations to Dr. Michelle Singh!
The Texas Digital Learning Association (TxDLA) inducted our very own Dr. Michelle Singh to the 2024 Hall of Fame. This award recognizes long-term digital-learning practitioners or advocates whose careers are characterized by exceptional commitment, outstanding achievements, and enduring impact in the field of digital and distance learning. The award is intended to be an honor of high distinction; accordingly, inductees into the Hall of Fame are selected with great care. Read more about the award and past winners.
Congratulations to Dr. Kylah Torre, Senior Director, Division of Digital Learning!
Dr. Torre is the recipient of this year’s WCET Sally M. Johnstone award. The award recognizes rising leaders in the digital learning community who demonstrate excellence beyond their rank. Learn more about Sally M. Johnstone and this distinguished award.
Division of Digital Learning Receives WCET’s 2024 WOW Award!
The Division of Digital Learning is the proud recipient of WCET’s Outstanding Work (WOW) Award. This prestigious award recognizes innovative organizations who address challenging educational needs in digital learning. Read more about the WOW Award. Watch the video celebrating the team!
FEATURED CONTRIBUTORS
NIKI WHITESIDE
Assistant Vice Chancellor, Instructional Innovation & Support
San Jacinto College
“What I like most about this humanities course is that it was developed collaboratively … it shows the power of being able to collaborate and to share and to create content that provides different perspectives and different viewpoints on a topic for students that they might not get in traditional learning materials“
EDMUND CUEVA
Professor of Humanities
University of Houston-Downtown
“It would be great to see a hub that contains traditional readings for humanities courses, so professors can access and assign to their students, instead of relying on those large and expensive anthologies … I’ve supplied a syllabus for an interdisciplinary course that I teach, so that maybe other Texas educators can use it as a model for their own syllabi.”