DLAC State Communities bring together educators, leaders, organizations, and partners who are working to advance digital learning opportunities at the state level. Designed to support local connection while keeping members linked to the broader national DLAC community, they offer opportunities to meet onsite as well as virtually.

Through DLAC State Communities, you can share updates, ask questions, discuss policy and implementation challenges, and learn from others who understand the unique context of digital learning in your state. State Communities are open to both members and non-members who want to stay connected to digital learning conversations locally. Non-members need to create a free user account to participate.

State Communities may include:

• State-specific discussions
• Shared resources and documents
• Local policy and program updates