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Digital Learning Grant (Indiana State Program)

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Agency: Indiana Department of Education
Funding: Not specified
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Indiana public school corporations and charter schools.

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About This Grant

Digital Learning Grant (Indiana State Program) is a grant from the Indiana Department of Education that funds efforts by Indiana public school corporations and charter schools to leverage technology for enhanced learning and innovation.

The program has supported multiple AI-related initiatives including an AI-Powered Platform Pilot Grant, an AI-Supported Alternative Education Grant, and broader digital learning and professional development programs. Grant recipients have included accredited school corporations exploring AI platform pilots and alternative school programs in grades six through 12 implementing AI-specific tools.

The state program aims to foster effective digital pedagogy and support teachers in integrating technology to improve student outcomes. Specific award amounts and deadlines vary by grant round.

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Digital Learning and Professional Development Artificial Intelligence in K-12 Education Artificial Intelligence (AI) Guidance This document presents key considerations related to AI and education. Future resources and professional development will be released to build on this document.

AI-Powered Platform Pilot Grant Final Report The final report provides detailed information on the AI-Powered Platform Pilot Grant and awardees, teacher feedback data from survey responses, and AI platform vendor data.

AI-Powered Platform Pilot Grant Recipients This grant offers any accredited school corporation or school organization the opportunity to apply for a one-time competitive grant to fund a pilot of an AI-powered platform of their choosing.

AI-Supported Alternative Education Grant Recipients This competitive grant opportunity considered how the various, unique structures utilized in alternative schools and programs in grades six through 12 would be supported by specific implementation of AI to meet student, teacher, and support staff needs, with the goal of best supporting students in those alternative settings.

The Digital Learning Grant aims to support Indiana public school corporations and charter schools in their efforts to leverage technology to enhance learning experiences, foster innovation for students, and promote effective digital pedagogies for teachers. See Dr. Jenner’s weekly update for details on this grant opportunity.

2024 Digital Learning Grant Recipients Digital Learning Coach Grant The Digital Learning Coach Grant offers schools the opportunity to support the professional development of individuals who spend at least half of their contracted time in a digital learning coaching role. See Dr. Jenner’s weekly update for details on this grant opportunity.

2024-2025 Digital Learning Coach Grant Recipients Digital Learning Parent and Family Support Grant The Digital Learning Parent and Family Support Grant is available to any Indiana public school corporation or public charter school. The grant allows schools to design a plan to support parents with topics related to educational technology and blended/virtual learning environments.

See Dr. Jenner’s weekly update for details on this grant opportunity. 2023-2024 Digital Learning Parent and Family Support Grant Recipients The Summer of Learning Grant is available to public school corporations and public charter schools that wish to host a conference opportunity.

These conferences offer educators the opportunity to connect with innovative, technology-enhanced pedagogy related to virtual and blended learning, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and accessibility, integrated STEM, artificial intelligence (AI) and AI literacy, and adult learning theories/research and professional development. Make plans to attend one or more of this year’s conferences.

Greater Jasper Consolidated School Corporation Dubois County Reimagining Education Silver Creek School Corporation SoIN Summer of Learning: The Sequel South Madison Community School Corporation Franklin Township Community School Corporation Edinburgh Community School Corporation The Power of Change: Reinventing Education Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation Richmond Community Schools Duneland School Corporation South Shore Summer of Learning @ Duneland Fort Wayne Community Schools Tuesday, July 15, and Wednesday, July 16 Eastern Hancock County Community School Corporation Joe Sanfileppo, Dr. John B.

Gordon, Jen Mott Lafayette School Corporation Kim Strobel, Katie Kinder Orleans Community Schools Exploring New Frontiers: COSMOS of Tech and Teacher Wellness Monday, August 4, and Tuesday, August 5 Elkhart Community Schools The Indiana Learning Lab is the premier platform for resources and professional development for educators, administrators, and parents.

Join the Indiana Learning Lab using your school email for free access to high-quality support. Indiana Course Access Network The Indiana Course Access Network is a collection of projects with the same goal: provide students with flexible coursework options and expand course offerings. These projects include the Indiana Course Access Portal (iCAP) and Well-Rounded Course Access (WRCA).

Indiana Department of Education School Financial Reports (Form 9) Licensing Verification and Information System (LVIS) Dr. Jenner Scheduling Requests

Eligibility Requirements

Indiana public school corporations and charter schools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Digital Learning Grant (Indiana State Program)?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indiana public school corporations and charter schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Digital Learning Grant (Indiana State Program)?

Digital Learning Grant (Indiana State Program) is funded by Indiana Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

Which states are eligible for Digital Learning Grant (Indiana State Program)?

This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.

How do I apply for Digital Learning Grant (Indiana State Program)?

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