Overview
In July 2020, the New Hampshire Department of Education (DOE) announced that it had received a three-year, $6.2 million grant to build a new program called iLearnNH. Since then, the NH DOE and University System of New Hampshire (USNH) have joined together to launch the initial iLearnNH cohorts, built a new team of six professionals with experience in K-12 education, teacher training, and ed tech tools, and rolled out three free tools for New Hampshire schools: the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS), Kaltura video management platform, and Zoom video conferencing service. iLearnNH has also developed a strong partnership with Discovery Education, another free tool available to New Hampshire schools that allows teachers to pull ready-made content into Canvas.
The iLearnNH team is committed to supporting teachers and students throughout the state by providing industry-standard tools and platforms, technical troubleshooting, resource sharing, professional development training, guidance for rollout and adoption, and best practices for remote learning. The iLearnNH contract has since extended to June 2024.
Select each row to learn more about the iLearnNH program launch timeline.
New Hampshire Department of Education (NH DOE) announces partnership with the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) and launch of iLearnNH.
First iLearnNH cohort launches.
NH DOE holds four webinar recorded sessions in order to help the New Hampshire community understand what iLearnNH is, the tools it provides, and the support it offers for school administrators, teachers, students, and parents.
Canvas LMS Recorded Sessions:
Second iLearnNH cohort launches.
iLearnNH team begins. View the Meet the Team page to learn more about their background and experience.
Full-time, NH-based Canvas Adoption Specialist begins.
iLearnNH delivers first training to National Education Association (NEA-NH).
Third iLearnNH cohort launches.
Additional cohorts begin. iLearnNH builds its resources library, teacher community, and support for K-12 teachers and students throughout New Hampshire.
