National Digital Learning Day
Digital Learning Day is a national awareness campaign designed to celebrate innovative teachers and highlight instructional practices that strengthen teaching and personalize learning for all students. This year, February 1, marks the first celebration and North Carolina State University is part of the thirty-eight states, 10,000 teachers, and 1.5 million students participating in the day organized by the Alliance for Excellent Education.
NC State is participating through the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation. Friday Institute education specialists are part of a late morning session that involves national, state, and district leaders and educators discussing teacher preparation and on-going, job-embedded learning opportunities to provide teachers experiences with the instructional strategies and pedagogy, as well as planning time, to maximize the potential of applying technology.
All are welcome to participate in this celebration of innovation by signing up at www.digitallearningday.org.
Did you miss the Friday Institute’s presentation on Digital Learning Day? Click here to see the video about Personal Learning Networks. This video offers advice for using social media to build your Personal Learning Network, and introduces the EPIC-Ed community as one of the pipelines of information.



