Unlock Free Digital Skills Curriculum for North Carolina Students
Districts across North Carolina have the opportunity to participate in the statewide K-8 Digital Literacy program for the upcoming academic year. Thanks to the digital literacy initiative led by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, districts designated as Tier 1 and Tier 2 (economically distressed) can access this program at no cost.
Joining over 80 of your peers statewide, districts are leveraging Learning.com's EasyTech curriculum to enhance digital literacy and computer science skills among K-8 students. Our comprehensive curriculum covers essential areas such as online safety, digital citizenship, IT fundamentals, keyboarding, and more. Plus, many districts find our program invaluable in meeting CIPA compliance goals effectively.
If you have additional questions, please visit our FAQ or contact Learning.com's North Carolina State Program Manager, Tiffany Kinney, at tkinney@learning.com.
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Our North Carolina Learning.com team is ready to answer your questions and help you get started. Reach out to your Learning.com State Program Manager Tiffany Kinney, at tkinney@learning.com. We can't wait to show you how our award-winning digital skills curriculum can help your school meet CIPA compliance, save teachers time, and teach students essential digital skills for the future. Check out our FAQs.
How to Enroll
Learning.com is pleased to welcome you to North Carolina's K-8 Digital Literacy Program. To start the process of providing access to Learning.com's K-8 EasyTech curriculum, please fill out the NCDPI K-8 Digital Literacy Program application here. All applications must be in by May 3, 2024.
If you have additional questions please visit our FAQ or contact Learning.com's North Carolina State Program Manager, Tiffany Kinney, at tkinney@learning.com.
Am I eligible to participate?
All Tier 1 and 2 districts and charters are encouraged to register to participate. The program is available for the 2024-2025 school year for schools serving students in grades K-8.
Is there a cost to participate?
The North Carolina K-8 Digital Literacy Initiative provides the opportunity for all districts and charters residing in Tier 1 and 2 counties to participate free of cost.
What does the training and implementation look like?
Learning.com will collaborate with each participating district to create a training and implementation plan that best fits the needs of its educators and students. Access to the Learning.com solution will be made available before the start of the 2024-2025 school year. Learning.com will work to optimize the implementation of the specific instructional objectives and strategy of each participating district.
How will this help me meet CIPA compliance for E-rate funding?
You can fill out and submit the NCDPI K-8 Digital Literacy Program application at this link, or reach out to Tiffany Kinney at tkinney@learning.com. The deadline to fill out the application is May 3, 2024. Please limit application submissions to one application per district.