Technology Leadership Network

Where leaders connect, collaborate and achieve more together.

NSBA's Technology Leadership Network (TLN), founded in 1987, is the district networking program that offers a complete package of benefits and is an innovative way to bring the school board, administrators, and the district technology team together to glean the best practices from other districts and to make well-informed technology decisions.

More than 250 school districts, education agencies, and colleges of education benefit from this remarkable support system. Connect with trailblazers and acquire invaluable resources for using technology in schools. Get the latest information, ideas, and advice.

The Network fosters a team approach to technology decision-making. As one of the most respected and established networking programs in the field, it includes every level of the district's technology team: superintendent, educational technology and curriculum directors, principals, teachers, and school board members.

Whether your organization is on the cutting edge or just now beginning to explore technology options, you'll find the support you need. Participating in NSBA's Technology Leadership Network is the ideal way to get proven practical solutions to common challenges.  

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20 to Watch Interview Videos

Don't miss this discussion on the legal side of technology in education.  Making Progress: Rethinking State and School District Policies Concerning Mobile Technologies and Social Media.  


 NSBA Celebrates "20 to Watch" Leaders Advancing Education Technology
Alexandria, Va.  (February  28, 2012) – The National School Boards Association's (NSBA) Technology Leadership Network (TLN) has named its “20 to Watch” honors for 2011-2012. These education leaders from across the country are being recognized for promoting the incorporation of innovative technology into high-quality classroom learning and school district operations.

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