Funding Sources

Learning.com’s technology literacy solutions provide critical 21st century skills for your students and qualify for the following funding:

Federal Funding

• 21st Century Community Learning Centers (After School and Extended Day Programs)
• Enhancing Education Through Technology - (EETT) Title IID
• English Learner Supplemental Instructional Materials - Title III (ELL)
• GEAR UP
• Special Education

State Funding
Visit the Florida DOE Office of Funding and Financial Reporting web site for updated information on current available funding and grant status.

Have more information (reports, funding, evaluation worksheets) on our Web-delivered solutions emailed to you and/or request a consultation with a sales representative, who can also provide a complete correlation of Learning.com’s curriculum to Florida’s Sunshine State Standards.

States

Welcome Florida Educators

Learning.com, the premier provider of Web-enhanced curriculum, is committed to partnering with Florida’s schools and districts to improve student learning.

• Visit us at these conferences
  FASFEPA - Florida Association of State and Federal Education Program Administrators
  September 16-18, 2009
  Daytona Beach, FL
  
  FADSS - Florida Association of District School Superintendents
  September 23-25, 2009
  Tampa, FL
  
  
• Aha!Science aligns to Florida science standards
  Download this document (pdf) to see how Aha!Science aligns to the Florida 2008 Sunshine State Standards for Science for grades 2-6.
  
  
• EasyTech State Adoption
  EasyTech, our proven, Web-delivered K-8 technology literacy curriculum, is adopted under the K-6 Computer Ed and 6-12 Business Tech Ed subject area of the State of Florida Public Education Instructional Materials Contract. Contact us for specific pricing and ordering process.
  
  
• Listed in the Florida School Book Depository
  Learning.com is an approved publisher listed in the Florida School Book Depository. Here is a summary of our products listed in their 2007-08 catalog.
  

  Product	Code Number
  EasyTech Level K-5	50-028-0
  EasyTech Level 6-8	70-328-0
  TechLiteracy Assessment *	70-328-1

  * TechLiteracy Assessment is NOT adopted but is still available through the Florida School Book Depository.
  
  
• Teachers Support Each Other to Integrate Technology into Core Instruction
  Florida’s Polk County (the 8th largest in the state) sees technology becoming embedded in curriculum as teachers increasingly use EasyTech. Read the case study.
  
  
• Florida teachers get smart about technology and professional development credit
  Originally put in place to support teachers to integrate technology into their core instruction, Osceola finds EasyTech has power to help teachers learn new skills for themselves. Read the case study.
  
  
• Students in Orange County have a BLASTT with EasyTech
  Building Literacy and Skills Through Technology (BLASTT) program helps students pass FCAT Reading test and develop lifelong reading strategies. Read the case study.

Florida Education Web Sites
Resources for technology integration, assessment, and literacy in Florida.

• Florida Department of Education
• Florida DOE Textbook Adoption Information
• Florida Association of District School Superintendents
• Florida Association of School Administrators
• Florida Association of Instructional Supervisors and Administrators
• Florida Association of Elementary and Middle School Principals
• Florida Assistant Principal Association
• Florida Education Association
• Florida Instructional Technology Overview
• Florida Sunshine State Standards
• Florida Department of Education Newsroom

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