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Find similar grantsDigital Learning Initiative Grant is sponsored by North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI). This grant provides targeted support to Public School Units (PSUs) through two pathways: Professional Learning and Innovative Technologies, designed to strengthen digital teaching and learning and improve student outcomes.
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Digital Learning Initiative | NC DPI The Digital Learning Initiative focuses on providing digital teaching and learning supports and resources for North Carolina Public School Units.
These supports include: Designing and Implementing the North Carolina Digital Learning Plan Providing Professional Learning Around Digital Teaching and Learning Pedagogies and Resources Curating and Developing Resources Related to the Goals Established in the Digital Learning Plan Conducting Research to Inform the Design of Digital Teaching and Learning Professional Learning and Resources The work that is completed under the Digital Learning Initiative is done with support from the North Carolina State Legislature.
State laws that relate to the work of the Digital Learning Initiative include: The North Carolina Digital Learning Plan The North Carolina Digital Learning Plan describes the goals for Digital Teaching and Learning for the state department, public school units (PSUs) and schools across the state. This detailed plan provides data, action steps, and metrics for the state's Digital Learning Initiative.
2022 North Carolina Digital Learning Plan The Public School Unit Digital Learning Progress Rubrics (found in the DLP document) are due every other year. The Digital Learning Progress Rubric is turned in each year with the North Carolina Digital Learning and Media Inventory.
Digital Learning Initiative Grants Certified Educational Technology Leader Certifications COSN Trusted Learning Environment Seal Cohort Digital Learning Initiative Grants The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI), on behalf of the North Carolina State Board of Education (NCSBE) issues this Request for Proposals (RFP) for Digital Learning Initiative Grants. In Session Law 2016-94 (House Bill 1030), Section 8.
23 , the State Board of Education is charged with collaborating with the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation at North Carolina State University to continue the progress in implementing the Digital Learning Plan in North Carolina public schools. The North Carolina Digital Learning Plan recommends the provision of grants to support the development and dissemination of local innovative digital learning models.
The goal is to have effective digital learning practices spread across all North Carolina K-12 public schools. All school districts and charter schools were eligible to apply for the competitive grant program. DLI Grants current information.
Certified Educational Technology Leader Certifications Since 2018 NCDPI's Digital Learning Initiative has partnered with the North Carolina Consortium of School Networking (NC COSN) to provide a 2-day immersion course to prepare North Carolina’s Digital Teaching and Learning Leaders for the Certified Education Technology Leaders (CETL) Exam. The CETL is the first-ever aspirational certification for education technology leaders.
It is based on a body of knowledge defining the skill areas critical to today’s education technology leaders: leadership and vision; understanding the educational environment; and managing technology and support resources. Specifically, the CETL is a rigorous, two-part exam that identifies those who have mastered the framework skills and knowledge needed to bring 21st century skills to schools.
To sit for this exam, candidates must have a minimum of a Bachelor's degree plus four (4) years of education technology experience. Education technology experience is defined as demonstrable experience in the three overarching skill areas of the Framework of Essential Skills of the K-12 CTO.
COSN Trusted Learning Environment Seal Cohort The Digital Teaching and Learning Department has partnered with the Consortium of School Networking (COSN) to provide Public School Units with support as they work to obtain the COSN Trusted Learning Environment Seal.
The Program requires school systems to have implemented high standards for student data privacy protections around five core practice areas: Leadership, Business, Data Security, Professional Development and Classroom. School systems that meet the Program requirements will earn the TLE Seal, signifying their commitment to student data privacy to their community.
The supports that will be offered through this opportunity include: Free Application for the TLE Seal Participation in a collaborative statewide cohort of PSUs who are all working to earn the TLE Seal Resources and collaboration with COSN through a workshop dedicated to supporting those going through this process Roadmap for applying for the TLE Seal Customized feedback and benchmarking report The 2021-2022 Cohort has been established with 14 Public School Units participating in the opportunity.
To learn more about the Trusted Learning Environment Seal, visit COSN's information page .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: North Carolina Public School Units (PSUs), including traditional public school districts, charter schools, lab schools, and regional schools that have completed their 2024-2025 Digital Learning Media Inventory as well a…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000 for traditional public school districts; up to $20,000 for charter, laboratory, and regional schools. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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