Supporting Digital Learning throughout Wisconsin
The statewide web academy provider, known as the Wisconsin Digital Learning Collaborative (WDLC) has been established pursuant to the authority granted in Wis. Stat. §115.28(53), to provide equitable access to high-quality online education by offering online learning to school districts, cooperative educational service agencies, charter schools and private schools located in this state.
WDLC consists of three collaborating organizations, the Wisconsin Virtual School (WVS), the Wisconsin eSchool Network (WEN), and the Department of Public Instruction (DPI). This partnership provides a single point for schools to access quality digital learning resources. By pooling collective knowledge and resources, WDLC addresses practices that will enable leadership to ensure all Wisconsin learners have access to high-quality learning opportunities and strive to leverage digital learning for academic and career readiness.
Learn more about the WDLC from their website: https://www.wiwdlc.org/about
Planning, Implementing and Administrating Digital Learning Programs
Checkout the home page of the WDLC website to access information about:
- Upcoming events for educators
- Resources to support digital learning
- Pathways to get started with digital learning
- Networking for continuous improvement
Innovation Solutions for WI Students: Digital Learning, Flexible Coursework and Innovative Programming for K-12 Students
Contacts
Districts and schools interested in offering courses through the WDLC should contact:
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Jenny Seymour, Wisconsin Virtual School, jseymour@cesa9.org
- Sami Mantyla, Wisconsin eSchool Network, s.mantyla@wisconsineschool.org