Alliance Blog

At the Convention, we are looking to move away from the traditional lecture formats to a more participant-based education session.

I can’t think of a better way to kick off my first month as president of the Linked Learning Alliance than the 2018 convention.

The Linked Learning Alliance today announced that eight agencies and multi-state networks are co-hosts of the Linked Learning Convention, which will be held February 12-14 in Anaheim, CA.

As we launch the request for proposals for the 2019 Linked Learning Convention, I want to take a moment to dive into why we chose Palm Springs, CA for our next gathering.

Today the Alliance for Excellent Education was recognized for its work to expand quality Linked Learning opportunities for students in California and across the nation at the Linked Learning Convention in Oakland, California.

Please save the date for the Linked Learning Institute—designed to support practitioners, as well as school and district leaders, in scaling and sustaining systemic strategies that enrich communities and keep learning relevant for students.

The Champion Awards recognize individuals or organizations that have demonstrated extraordinary commitment, leadership, and success in implementing and expanding quality Linked Learning opportunities for students in California.

The Linked Learning Alliance Nominating Committee is now accepting nominations for at-large members to serve on the Linked Learning Board of Directors, five advisory Linked Learning Councils and three subsidiary entities also known as panels.

The Linked Learning Champion awards recognize individuals or organizations that have demonstrated extraordinary commitment, leadership, and success in implementing and expanding quality Linked Learning opportunities for students.

For the past decade, The James Irvine Foundation has been at the forefront of prioritizing Linked Learning pathways that prepare students for career AND college.