THE Journal: Currently, 29 states have defined instructional materials to include digital versions; 30 allow the implementation; and six have required the use of digital curriculum. The latest update to the State Education Technology Directors Association's analysis of the digital learning landscape offered these metrics and others to highlight how state policies and guidance are evolving to support the shift to digital instructional materials for learning.
The fact that SETDA has updated its "Navigating the Digital Shift: Broadening Student Learning Opportunities" just a year after the previous edition was published indicates how quickly this segment of education is evolving.
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