ASU Education Innovation Summit 2012 kicks off at Arizona State University, where innovators, thinkers, and investors gather to explore new technologies for reform.

From kindergarten to high school, technology is transforming private education as we know it. The Mid-Atlantic Catholic Schools Consortium invites you to attend their Digital Learning Conference, designed specifically for educators at Catholic and private schools.

A study by Marty Lueken and Gary Ritter from the University of Arkansas Department of Education Reform has found significant benefits for students attending the Arkansas Virtual Academy (ARVA).

Find out what blended learning is and get insight into schools effectively employing blended learning, like KIPP Empower Academy, BLAST, and Carpe Diem schools.

Digital learning is becoming increasingly popular across the country. However, some states have implemented regulations that have hindered the movement's progress, barring access to online education for hundreds of thousands of children.

The International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) published a document to helps parents understand and navigate online learning options available for their children.

This toolkit arms online learning supporters with The Facts About Digital Learning, fights common myths about online learning, and provides suggestions for Informing Your Community, Communicating with the Media.

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Digital Learning Now! a national campaign to encourage the creation of high quality online learning programs, releases "Roadmap for Reform", a report aiming to guide Governors, state leaders, school officials, and lawmakers as they adopt policies to transform education for the digital age.

Once upon a time considered more sci-fi than science, online learning is growing by leaps and bounds, providing students and families yet another choice for education.