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The “first wave” of digital education focused on creating, sharing, and accessing instructional content in digital forms, including online courses, digital libraries, games, and apps. But with government, schools, and businesses now demanding connected learning, the near future sees a second wave of digital education that moves from content to connections.

The new digital education system is driven by 3 connectors:

  1. The integrated digital education ecosystem consisting of parents, teachers, peers, administrators.
  2. An integrated student learning lifecycle where educators and trainers connect in-classroom and real-world learning in a way that is tailored to the needs, learning styles, passion, and potential of each student.
  3. Integrated technology solutions so Ed-tech solution providers can draw upon their individual technology strengths and competencies to partner and offer integrated solutions.



See: Digital education 2.0: From content to connections




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High tech high charter schools

High Tech High (HTH) operates 12 charter schools in San Diego and Chula Vista counties. These schools bring together students, teachers, administrators, and parents through practical hands-on training, experiential learning, coupled with traditional academic education to prepare students for college in both technical fields and liberal arts. HTH employs digital tools including PowerSchool, a web-based student information portal for real-time learning and communication