Digital Learning Day is Almost Here! 4 Easy Ways to Celebrate.

CANeLearn continues to encourage K-12 distance, online, and/or blended learning programs in Canada to participate in Digital Learning Day.

Digital Learning Day is Almost Here!

Here are 4 Easy Ways to Celebrate.

Join thousands of educators from across the country who are sharing innovative teaching practices and celebrating how technology can inspire, engage, and elevate student achievement in America’s schools. Check out this map to find a celebration near you. Want to join in? Here’s how…

Try something new in your classroom – Challenge yourself to create a lesson that empowers students’ voice and choice.

Avoid the pitfalls of using technology for technology’s sake – PDFs should not replace worksheets and white boards are not modern overhead projectors.Use these websites to find free lesson plans that connect pedagogy with technology to improve your instructional practices. Both the SAMR and TPACK models can also help teachers reflect on and tailor lessons to suit each student’s needs.

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Share your plans by adding an event to the map – Encourage friends to join the Digital Learning Day celebration, too!

All activities, big and small, are welcomed and encouraged. Even if you do this every day, plan to celebrate and share with us!

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See What’s Happening Around the Country

Leaping into Digital Learning
We are investigating how a 3D printer works and exploring Tinkercad.
Rebecca Jensen, Roebling Elementary School (NJ)

Be a Tech Ethicist
The Antelope High School Library in the RJUHSD District will be promoting the importance of being a tech ethicist when using devices for learning and beyond. Student games and contests using tech will take place in front of the Library during both lunches.
Johanna McCoy (CA)

Share your success on social media using the hashtag #DLDay

Don’t have a formal lesson planned on DLDay? No problem! Join our online celebration by posting a picture or video of the innovative activities you have done lately.We know digital learning happens every day of the year so take time to tell your story on February 27th! Find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using #DLDAY.

New to Social Media? Read Six Ways to Avoid Those Social Media Landmines to help you get started.

Host a brown bag lunch or have a pizza “watch party” of the DLDay broadcast: Innovate! Every Classroom, Every Day at 12 pm ET on February 27, 2020

Join hosts Adam Phyall and Brianna Hodges who will take you into classrooms around the country where digital learning is helping to improve student experiences and learning outcomes. These amazing success stories are not to be missed!