THE ROOT - Digital Learning Facilitator (DLeaF) Program

In line with the DoT’s Equity Frame, the Digital Learning Facilitator (DLeaF)  program focuses on using technology effectively to help students create, think critically, communicate, and collaborate. Technology can be a powerful lever to engage students in deeper learning, empower students through agency, voice, and identity, access content in rich, multimodal ways, and move towards closing access, achievement, and opportunity gaps.

Digital Learning Facilitators help articulate and facilitate how digital learning and teaching look at their site. 

Facilitators will focus their efforts around building the digital learning capacities of themselves alongside their school communities and coordinating their school’s digital citizenship certification. Two site anchor events will serve to showcase the work and progress of both teachers and students in order to transform mindsets and share best practices.

Read the Program Overview to learn more about the Digital Learning Facilitator role, including requirements responsibilities, benefits, and compensation. 

Principals can designate up to 3 Digital Learning Facilitators for their school by submitting the 2024-2025 designation form.