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Research demonstrates access to tools for building digital literacy skills is key to closing skills gap.

New edWebinars presented through new professional learning community cover a wide range of digital literacy topics from Learning.com and edWeb.

Tech & Learning Magazine names comprehensive digital solution for developing essential digital literacy skills among best of the best a premier ed tech conference.

edWeb.net and Learning.com have started a new, free professional learning community to help educators prepare students for success in the digital world.

Powerful new assessment tool aligned to 2016 ISTE Standards for Students, provides real-time student data to help bridge skills gaps.

Coding Foundations Bundle recognized as Best Coding and Computational Thinking Solution category.

Updated digital solution will help students develop accuracy and speed in a fun and engaging environment.

Learning.com announced a new partnership with Codesters, a leading platform for K-12 computer science instruction, to develop EasyCode Pillars, a powerful online interactive curriculum that incorporates coding challenges and game design into the classroom to cultivate students’ coding skills.

Learning.com, a leading provider of innovative digital literacy solutions for K-12 education, announced today that CIOReview named it one of the “20 Most Promising K-12 Technology Solution Providers 2016.”

More than 250,000 students from 1,700 schools across the nation built coding skills in a series of challenges via ed tech company’s digital literacy curricula.

Learning.com announces its first Code-a-Thon, a nationwide competition that will run from Nov. 14-18, 2016 to provide an introduction to coding skills for elementary and middle school students.

Learning.com’s TechLiteracy Skills Inventory puts students on track for success in school, college and their future career opportunities.

Learning.com partners with South Carolina Education Oversight Committee and Department of Education to form the Palmetto Digital Literacy Program.

Available for Back-to-School 2016, EasyCode provides teachers an integrated solution for introducing coding skills to elementary and middle school students.

The Florida Regional Consortium Program (FRCP) today announced that for the third consecutive year schools will receive digital literacy and digital content solutions at no cost.

To support school districts across the country as they strive to ensure students build the digital literacy skills essential for college and career success, Learning.com announced today an update to its popular EasyTech solution with a powerful new unit designed to build the foundations of coding – computational thinking.