App of the Week: Reading A-Z Leveled Books

17 free books from the popular 'Reading A-Z' for levels K-2.

App Archive Available

App of the Week articles have now been archived and made available on our website.

Teacher Feature

This teacher feature is double the value, honoring two teachers from Southeast Local. 

Help Your Students Become Better Searchers

Web search can be a remarkable tool for students, and a bit of instruction in how to search for academic sources will help your students become critical thinkers and independent learners.

DimensionU Launches Math Tournament

DimensionU has launched DU the Math, a five-week tournament that invites students nationwide to compete for scholarships while strengthening their math skills through game play.

TCCSA Summer Classes are Open

During the weeks of June 4th and June 11th over 20 different professional development sessions will be offered.

Hold Your Next Meeting or Training at TCCSA

Looking for a place off-site to hold a training or meeting with a need for a technology-rich environment?  Tri-County Computer Services Association is pleased to offer our meeting facilities to our member districts free of charge.

Ohio as America

OHIO AS AMERICA, Teaching 4th and 8th Grade Ohio History Just Got Better !

What is INFOhio?

Learn more about INFOhio by watching our short overview of how we help Ohio students, educators and parents with their research needs. The video was updated April 11, 2012.

INFOhio ... pass it on! contest.

Tell us how you've shared INFOhio with others and you could win an iPad2. Any Ohio K-12 student and Ohio school staff is eligible. Entering is easy.

Detour to TCCSA From the Northwest

If you are driving to TCCSA this spring/summer from route 71, 83 or 3 view this map for alternate routes.

TCCSA's New Website

By now, you have certainly noticed a change in TCCSA's website.  Hopefully, you will find it more informative and timely with regard to communicating to our member districts as well as a trusted portal for logins to applications we host and and information about new projects on the horizon.

Alexandria District Tackles 3-Year ERP Project

Alexandria City Public Schools has gone public with a June 2011 decision to implement a new set of enterprise resource planning applications at the same time the city of Alexandria is doing the same.

PBS Teachers: Reading and Language Arts

This compilation of resources across PBS programs is a treasure trove for teachers looking for lesson plans, audio, video, projects and interactive sites for reading and language arts, as well as geog..

iOS: Error message when trying to use a custom Access Point Name (APN)

When activating 3G service on an iOS device using a custom Access Point Name (APN), the error message "Could not activate cellular data network: PDP authentication failure" may appear.

5 ways Internet Explorer helps you get more done

Our expert offers advice and introduces Internet Explorer features you may not know exist.

Universal Design for Learning: The next big thing in school reform?

Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. has seen an 11-percent increase in the number of students with disabilities passing standardized tests since...

The Pirate Bay Taken Down by DDoS Attack

The Pirate Bay is under fire from an unknown attacker in a distributed denial of service (DDoS) strike that has lasted at least 24 hours.

Create and submit Monster.com resumes right from Word

Learn how you can use a Monster.com resume template to create a stellar, tailored resume and then submit it—all without leaving Word. Watch the video to see just how easy it is.

Amtrak Enlists iPhone as a Service Tool

New York Times writer Brian X. Chen reports that Amtrak is replacing its old manual ticketing system with iPhone, noting that the company is among the “growing number of businesses” to use iOS devices to improve operations. Chen reports that the system will allow conductors to keep track of passengers in real time and also provide updates to railway staff, such as if a disabled person is getting on at a particular stop or if equipment fails. Amtrak’s Matt Hardison says, “We’ve made a number of important improvements for both our customers and Amtrak, all in one fell swoop.”