ALT Consortium for School Networking 2025 Annual Conference presentation by Digital Promise Associate Director of School Impact Elliott Barnes; Associate Director of School Impact Kurt Knueve, and Project Director, School/District IT Experiences Sara Mungall: Advancing Digital Equity through Student Tech Teams on April 2, 2025 at 8 a.m. PT in 501 / Chiwawa

ALT Consortium for School Networking 2025 Annual Conference presentation by Digital Promise associate director of school impact Kurt Knueve and director of district impact Khyati Sanjana: Navigating Disruptive Technologies: From Historical Insights to Future Policies on April 2, 2025 at 11 a.m. PT in 501 / Queets

ALT Consortium for School Networking 2025 Annual Conference presentation by Emma Braaten, Director of Digital Learning, The Friday Institute of Educational Innovation; Patrick Gittisriboongul, Assistant Superintendent, Technology & Innovation, Lynwood USD; Al S. McArthur, Director, Digital Learning & Libraries, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools; and Sierra Noakes, Director, EdTech Evaluation, Digital Promise: Trust and Transparency in AI Tool Selections on April 2, 2025 at 11 a.m. PT in 506 / Samish

ALT Consortium for School Networking 2025 Annual Conference presentation by Digital Promise Associate Director of School Impact Nicole Carr and Project Director, School/District IT Experiences Sara Mungall: Interactive Digital Equity: Turning Frameworks into Action for IT Leaders on April 2, 2025 at 1:30 p.m. PT in 503 / Duckabush

ALT The AAC&U Conference on Learning and Student Success (CLASS) presentation by Digital Promise director of postsecondary learning research Rebecca Griffiths; Digital Promise deputy director for research, evaluation and design Jessica Jackson; and AAC&U postdoctoral research fellow Heather Miceli: Leveling the Playing Field: Using a Digital Equity Framework to Enhance Learning and Student Success in Higher Education on April 4, 2025 at 5 p.m. AST in Room 102-C

ALT The image features bold, hand-drawn typography on a pink, green, and yellow background with a speech bubble that announces a $500 grant opportunity to support youth-led projects, with an application deadline of April 13, 2025. The YouthMADE Festival logo is shown with a black splatter background.

ALT Promotional graphic for a webinar titled How to Decide if an AI Tool Is Right for You, scheduled for Friday, March 28, 2025, at 1 p.m. ET as part of National AI Literacy Day. The text reads: "Join us to build your AI literacy and gain the skills to critically evaluate AI tools for ethics, equity, and effectiveness. We'll explore not only the tools themselves but also the broader context in which they are used, providing a framework for thoughtful reflection before adoption. By the end of the session, you'll feel confident and empowered to assess whether an AI tool aligns with your values and is safe to use in your specific context." The graphic includes the Digital Promise logo, the National AI Literacy Day logo with a stylized cloud and circuit design, and a red call-to-action button that says "Register Now."

ALT Illustration of hands holding various colorful signs with words like "Art," "Activism," "Design," "Making," and "Education." A central yellow sign reads "Youth Made Festival, May 5th–18th." Bottom right corner includes "Hosted by Digital Promise" with its logo.

ALT Promotional graphic for a webinar titled How to Decide if an AI Tool Is Right for You, scheduled for Friday, March 28, 2025, at 1 p.m. ET as part of National AI Literacy Day. The text reads: "Join us to build your AI literacy and gain the skills to critically evaluate AI tools for ethics, equity, and effectiveness. We'll explore not only the tools themselves but also the broader context in which they are used, providing a framework for thoughtful reflection before adoption. By the end of the session, you'll feel confident and empowered to assess whether an AI tool aligns with your values and is safe to use in your specific context." The graphic includes the Digital Promise logo, the National AI Literacy Day logo with a stylized cloud and circuit design, and a red call-to-action button that says "Register Now."

ALT 4 young students sit at computers at a long table alongside a wall, with a teacher standing behind them.

ALT 6 students sit around a table with blue flashcards on top of the table.

ALT A group of 10 adults sit around a rectangular table, in discussion, in a room with blue walls.

ALT A classroom of young students sitting at small tables, with a teacher facing off camera speaking to one student.

ALT A middle school boy in a suit, smiling while looking at a tablet. Text reads: “Accelerate student learning with the power of technology,” and there is a call to action to “Join” with the Digital Promise and Verizon Innovative Learning logos.

ALT Promotional graphic for a webinar titled How to Decide if an AI Tool Is Right for You, scheduled for Friday, March 28, 2025, at 1 p.m. ET as part of National AI Literacy Day. The text reads: "Join us to build your AI literacy and gain the skills to critically evaluate AI tools for ethics, equity, and effectiveness. We'll explore not only the tools themselves but also the broader context in which they are used, providing a framework for thoughtful reflection before adoption. By the end of the session, you'll feel confident and empowered to assess whether an AI tool aligns with your values and is safe to use in your specific context." The graphic includes the Digital Promise logo, the National AI Literacy Day logo with a stylized cloud and circuit design, and a red call-to-action button that says "Register Now."