This was one of the most productive asynchronous courses I’ve taken. It was a good mix of learning, examples, and taking action to help my class this week (or next). I want to review it again through the lens of adult learning to help me better shape professional learning for teachers at my school.
Partners and
Learner-Centered Collaborative Networking Event Types

Learning Communities:
Cohorted, ongoing experiences where groups come together multiple times in person and virtually to build relationships and learn together in community.
- Connections: We bring together district teams each year to learn from and with each other through inspiring school and industry visits, 1-1 coaching, and virtual check-ins, all tailored to help participants drive meaningful change for learners in their local communities. Learn more.
- Communities of Practice: We convene recurring virtual gatherings that bring together educators and leaders from inside and beyond our network to grow connections, exchange strategies, and collaborate on real learner-centered challenges. Learn more.
- Innovation Cohorts: We bring together classroom educators from one or multiple districts to engage in multiple in-person workshops, online courses, and virtual community of practice sessions to deeply implement new strategies, reflect together, and spark learner-centered change. Learn more.

Catalytic Events
Standalone sessions designed to foster connection and shared learning in community, while offering a more flexible time commitment.
- Webinars: We host live, online learning sessions for educators to get inspired by learner-centered bright spots from across the country, explore practical tools, and engage with others doing learner-centered work. Learn more & register for an upcoming webinar
- Inspiration Visits: We bring teams of educators to campuses implementing learner-centered practices, offering a firsthand look at what’s possible in K-12 education and sparking a vision for transformative change. Learn more.
- Custom Events, Workshops and Keynotes: We support your organization’s specific goals with custom in-person and virtual events that support educators and leaders to experience and implement learner-centered innovation. Reach out to learn more and co-design a custom event for your school or district.
Learner-Centered Events
Voices of Trust
What Participants Are Saying
The examples and resources are clear and implementable!
Great course that will provide you with helpful resources, engaging reflective questions, and strategies that you can implement right away! You will be able to self-pace and lead your learning in the areas you feel you need to grow!
Super flexible with awesome, useful resources and applications.
For those struggling to identify effective group dynamics and establish accountability in those groups, regardless of the learning methodology being utilized, this course will enhance your tool belt and improve your confidence in eliciting meaningful and authentic learning from all students.
Excellent course that cuts right to the heart of facilitating collaborative learning. Laser-focused with a ton of resources.
Really well constructed. Lots of resources and strategies that make the course immediately actionable. Great for educators at all levels of practice to refine their understanding and to consider next steps.
This course made me excited to try new strategies and resources in the classroom because I felt confident in using them and know that the students will be more engaged.
This is a must-engage course for educators, design thinkers, and leaders of any profession. If you are looking at how to communicate with the upcoming generations, you must understand this perspective.
This course inspired me to try new things and look at my planning in a different way.
I loved this course! It helps to dive deeper into each of the ways that you can bring a learner-centered system to life. The videos and resources were helpful tools and I loved reflecting on how my thinking changed and what I’m excited to try in my own context. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone who wants more context into what learner-centered education means and how to make the shift in their own practice.
This is one of the best course methods I’ve encountered. The information is positive, valuable, and plentiful.
