Education Policy

Digital divide mitigation policies are government and school rules designed to reduce the gap between students who have reliable internet

Technology procurement standards are the rules and criteria a school district or agency uses when it buys computers, software, networks,

School library policy is the set of written rules that governs how a school library is funded, staffed, stocked, and

An instructional materials policy is the set of rules a school, district or state uses to decide which textbooks, software,

Textbook adoption policy is the set of rules a state or school district uses to decide which textbooks and instructional

Learning resource copyright rules are the legal guidelines that decide when teachers, students and schools may copy, share or adapt

Online education quality standards are the agreed benchmarks that describe what a good virtual course should include, from clear goals

Digital learning policy requirements are the written rules that tell a school or district how technology may be used for

Open education policy frameworks are sets of formal rules that govern how schools, colleges and public agencies create, share and

Lifelong learning policy support refers to the laws, funding rules and programs that governments and institutions use to help adults