Digital learning is an essential part of students' success and achievement--here's where it's headed in the years to come.

Technology has long been used to improve how we learn, but today's digital advances, particularly with social media, have taken learning in powerful new -- and for some -- entirely unexpected ...

For example, the Mississippi Connects Digital Learning Instructional Guide offers lessons for educational leaders hoping to strike a middle ground between developing new resources from scratch and ...

These digital tools collectively aim to promote engagement, personalization, and critical thinking, preparing students for a technology-driven future by fostering digital literacy and 21st-century ...

They’re also trying to figure out how best to help students transfer tried-and-true print reading strategies into new digital learning environments.

Digital skills become digital capabilities through practice, provide those opportunities by creating digital options for student presentations, communication, learning and evidence-building. There are ...

According to SETDA, 32 states have statewide digital learning plans, a dozen require local districts to come up with their own plans, and some have provisions other than mandates to encourage ...

Public policies, however, impede the spread of digital education by, for example, sending tax money to bureaucracies (districts) rather than to parents, requiring minimum “seat time,” and limiting ...

For example, low-income, Black, and Latino students saw the largest gaps in learning growth and disproportionately stayed in fully remote instruction compared with white students.

This opens the door, for example, to a debate about the (co)production, structuring, availability, use and sharing of digital resources.

The biggest barrier to digital learning for teachers is gaining student access to technology. That's followed by a lack of time during the school day. For administrators, the top concern is providing ...

Looking at public valuations, Digital Learning companies' enterprise value has soared in the past 20 months. For example, Chegg has gone from $3.1B to $9.2B. 2U has increased 150%.