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PRESS RELEASE: EDUCAUSE Announces $20 Million for Next Generation Learning Challenges

The collaborative, multi-year initiative aims to help dramatically improve college readiness and completion in the United States through the use of technology.​

October 2010

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PRESS RELEASE: Next Generation Learning Challenges Names First Grant Recipients

New projects identify and expand innovative technology-enabled approaches that improve college completion in the United States​

April 2011

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PRESS RELEASE: Next Generation Learning Challenges Announces $7 Million for Innovative Solutions to Help Students Meet Common Core Standards

NGLC funded 19 technology-enabled programs helping students master 7th- to 9th-grade-level math and literacy aligned with the Common Core State Standards​

June 2011

New Designs for School

PRESS RELEASE: Third Wave of Next Generation Learning Challenges to Invest $12 Million in Breakthrough Personalized Learning Models

NGLC seeks approaches that can help all students—but especially low-income students and students of color—develop the skills and knowledge necessary to lead productive lives.

October 2011

New Designs for School

PRESS RELEASE: NGLC Identifies Five Breakthrough Whole-School Models for College Readiness

$750,000 in pre-launch grants to five middle and high school developers that will open new schools in Fall 2012

February 2012

Technology Tools

College Ready Learning Technologies

Catalogue featuring NGLC grant recipients and additional projects funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, organized by content area

New Designs for School

PRESS RELEASE: 12 New Breakthrough Models for College Readiness and Completion Receive NGLC Funds

NGLC today announced $4.5 million in grants for comprehensive new secondary school and college models that use technology to reach targets for affordability and student success.

June 2012

Technology Tools

Get the Math: Impact on Students’ Use of Algebra

By Shalom M. Fisch

Research conducted for Thirteen/WNET, August 17, 2012

An embedded assessment approach was used to evaluate the educational impact of Get the Math, a multimedia project that employs online videos and interactive, game-like challenges to engage middle and high school students in meaningful algebraic problem solving as they attempt to solve real-world problems involving mathematical content such as proportional reasoning, linear relationships, or quadratic functions.

New Designs for School

Xtreme Innovation

NGLC's latest “re-invention” challenge to secondary and postsecondary educators and innovators pushes the needle on fundamentally rethinking education itself.

September 2012

Why Schools Need to Change

A quest to understand America’s math problem

Ko’s Journey creator Scott Laidlaw of Imagine Education describes how a quest to teach math to middle schoolers turned into a bigger quest to understanding how so many classrooms do it wrong.

October 2012

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