Learning.com
What is it?
Learning.com is a web-based digital literacy curriculum that teaches students essential technology skills, including keyboarding, online safety, productivity tools, and basic computer science concepts. It provides interactive, standards-aligned lessons designed to prepare students for success in a digital world. Available for grades K-8.
Why should I use it?
K-8 Teachers should use Learning.com because it is a comprehensive digital literacy curriculum designed to equip students with essential technology and online skills for school and beyond. It provides structured, standards-aligned lessons that teach students how to use digital tools effectively, practice responsible online behavior, and build foundational computer science skills. Learning.com supports teachers by delivering ready-to-use content that integrates seamlessly into daily instruction.
Key Benefits for Teachers
Standards-Aligned Curriculum:
Learning.com offers a complete digital literacy curriculum aligned to ISTE Standards and state guidelines, ensuring students build critical technology skills at each grade level.
Ready-to-Use Lessons:
Teachers have access to pre-built, scaffolded lessons and activities that require minimal preparation, making it easy to integrate into existing instruction.
Progress Monitoring & Assessment:
Built-in assessments and reporting tools allow teachers to track student progress, identify skill gaps, and adjust instruction accordingly.
Age-Appropriate Content:
Lessons are designed specifically for different grade bands, ensuring content is developmentally appropriate from elementary through middle school.
Digital Citizenship Integration:
Students learn safe, responsible, and ethical technology use, including online safety, privacy, and digital communication.
Flexible Implementation:
Learning.com can be used as a standalone course, a supplemental resource, or integrated into core subjects like ELA, math, and science.
Impact on Student Learning
Foundational Digital Literacy Skills:
Students develop essential skills such as keyboarding, online research, file management, and productivity tool use.
Preparation for Academic Success:
Students become more confident and efficient using technology for assignments, projects, and assessments.
Responsible Digital Citizenship:
Learners gain an understanding of safe and appropriate online behavior, helping them navigate digital environments responsibly.
Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking:
Activities encourage students to think critically, troubleshoot technology issues, and apply skills in real-world contexts.
Equitable Access to Skills:
Provides all students with consistent exposure to digital tools and skills, helping close gaps in technology proficiency.
Integration with Learning Management Systems
Google Classroom (K–5):
Teachers can share Learning.com activities and assignments through Google Classroom by posting links or integrating with Google accounts for easy student access. Students can log in using Google SSO and complete assignments assigned by their teacher.
Canvas LMS (6–8):
Learning.com can be linked within Canvas modules or assignments, allowing students to access lessons directly. Teachers can organize digital literacy activities alongside other course content and track completion through Learning.com’s reporting tools.
Logins
Teachers and students will use ClassLink to access Learning.com