1. About SETDA
SETDA is a 15 year old non-profit that serves, supports, and represents U.S. state digital learning leaders.
Mission is to build and increase the capacity of state and national leaders to improve education through technology policy and practice.
Forum for:
Advocacy for policy and practice
Professional learning
Inter-state collaboration
Public-private partnerships
State - federal relations
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2. About SETDA Members & Partners
SETDA Members include:
State Leaders: Members from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Virgin Islands, Guam & American Samoa. SEAs establish the membership and identify multiple participants.
Affiliates: Organizations that through collaboration bolster efforts to advance education through technology policy and practice. Four Affiliate Categories: Statewide or Regional Membership Associations, Higher Education, International, Districts.
Private Sector Partners: Non-profit & for-profit private sector partners (platinum/gold/emerging) & channel partners that align with our mission, priorities, & advocacy goals.
Introduce yourself, review the key sections and any logistics for the session.

3. Shift to Personalizing Learning

4. Resources SETDA has a track record advocating for digital learning:
Quality Instructional Materials 2018
DMAPS.setda.org Updated March 2018
Navigating the Digital Shift Reports 2018, 2017 & 2015
Transformative Digital Learning Guide 2018
State Procurement Case Studies 2017
State Wi-Fi Leadership 2017
Broadband Imperative II 2016
Introduce yourself, review the key sections and any logistics for the session.

5. Guide to Quality Content

6. DMAPS
The Digital Instructional Materials Acquisition Policies for States (DMAPS) dmaps.setda.org
- an online database providing state and territory policies and practices related to the acquisition of digital instructional materials in K12 education.

7. Navigating the Digital Shift
Data Sets
Key Findings
State Leadership
Essential Conditions
State Examples
District Exemplars
Next Steps

8. State Procurement Case Studies
Adoption state, non-adoption state, state master contract, or local control
No “one-size fits all” approach
Deeper dive into state procurement processes
Highlight state procurement implementation strategies
Showcase procurement and acquisition process in four states

9. Goals of Procurement Case Studies
Leaders in the implementation of digital learning in their districts and schools
Highlight different approaches to the procurement process
Provide roadmaps for other states that are moving forward to implement digital learning materials policies and procedures

10. Details Utah - over 90% of districts leverage state approved.
SUmming up - we have reflections and examples of various states..

11. Sustained Support Join the online community
Essential Elements for Digital Content