• What's New

    Microsoft has lots of free tools to help you engage your students and energize a lesson plan. Learn more and find them online.

  • Assessment is a critical part of the learning process. Digital assessment adds new opportunities. You can use Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro to provide feedback to students, engage students in peer collaboration and critiques, assess student work, and collect data.

Digital Learning Environments 2010 Events

These unique interactive forums are one-day events held throughout the United States. Each Digital Learning Forum is an immersive experience that provides K-12 decision-makers with state-of-the-art technology solutions delivered in hands-on learning environments. They are sponsored by HP, Intel, and their partners and produced by Tech & Learning.

REGISTER for an event.

Webinar On-Demand

Netbooks in K-12: Thinking Big by Thinking Small

In today's challenging economy, school districts must do more with less. Some have found success with new technologies that allow them to address student needs at a lower cost than ever before. View the strategy that two districts are using to think big by thinking small.

Watch the event.

DLE eBooks:


Netbooks in K-12: Thinking Big by Thinking Small
Growing one-to-one programs and creating digital learning environments with low-cost, high-impact technology




Getting Started with Tablet PCs: A Guide to Innovation, Flexibility, and Mobility for Learning Digitally


Fundamentals of K-12 Technology

The Fundamentals of K-12 Technology Program is a series that covers the educational technology topics that matter most to the profession's leaders, practitioners, and innovators as they plan and implement effective instructional technology integration programs.

Register once and download as many as you need.
http://www.techlearning.com/K12/Fundamentals

Topics for the series include: Anytime, Anywhere Learning, Infrastructure & Networking, Educational Technology Leadership, Safety & Security, Money Matters, 21st Century Learning and Assessment, Web 2.0, Professional Development, and Mobile Learning.

Guide to Digital Learning

Today’s students grew up with technology and expect to use it to get information, solve problems and communicate. These are the very skills they need now and in the future. When classrooms are equipped with the right combination of technology tools, students can learn all the skills they need to prepare.

This web site is your guide to digital learning, dedicated to demonstrating how the technologies available in a digital learning environment can be the catalyst for teaching and learning in an era where new skills - and the ability to change as times demand - are paramount.