Who owns these workshop and professional-learning materials, how you may reuse them, how to credit them, and where they came from. This page is the authoritative source for everything in this directory.
© 2026 TCEA. Created by Miguel Guhlin (mguhlin@tcea.org | mguhlin.org) in the course of his work at TCEA.
These materials were created by Miguel Guhlin, Director of Professional Development at TCEA (the Texas Computer Education Association), as part of his work there. They support TCEA's professional-learning programs — workshops, conference sessions, coaching, and the TCEA blog. Copyright is held by TCEA.
| Part | License | What that covers |
|---|---|---|
| Content | CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 | Workshop materials, handouts, slides, checklists, rubrics, prompt libraries, guides, and written text |
| Code | MIT | HTML, CSS, and JavaScript source for the interactive tools |
Content is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International. Creative Commons recommends against applying CC licenses to software, so the source code is offered under the MIT License instead. The MIT terms cover the code only and grant no rights to the content.
Commercial use requires separate written permission from TCEA. Ask — permission is not automatically refused, it simply is not granted by the public license.
If you adapt these materials, your version must carry the same license. Remix a checklist, translate a guide, or rebuild a workshop around this material, and what you publish must also be CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — free for others to use noncommercially, credited, and equally open to further adaptation.
You may not add restrictions, lock an adaptation behind a paywall, or release it under terms that give your users less freedom than you received. Using the material unchanged carries no ShareAlike obligation — it applies only when you publish something derived from it.
Attribution is required under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Include the material's name, the copyright holder, the creator, and the license:
If you adapted it, say so — for example, "Adapted from [Material name] © 2026 TCEA, created by Miguel Guhlin. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0." Where practical, link back to this directory so others can find the original.
This directory collects the working materials behind TCEA professional learning: AI adoption checklists and roadmaps, prompt libraries, coaching and rubric tools, accessibility and instructional-design guides, breakout and critical-thinking activities, and session companions for conference presentations and workshops.
Materials are produced with the help of generative-AI tools and refined under Miguel Guhlin's direction and editorial review; a human stays in the loop on every decision. Where a page draws on external frameworks, standards, or published research, those sources are cited on the page itself and remain the property of their respective owners.
The classroom-facing activities at the Learning Activities Hub are also © 2026 TCEA, but carry a different license — CC BY-NC 4.0, without ShareAlike. Check the license on whichever material you are actually reusing; see the hub's Licensing & provenance page for its terms.
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For permissions, licensing questions, corrections, or to report an accessibility barrier, contact Miguel Guhlin at mguhlin@tcea.org.