Learning.com Forms Advisory Board to Enhance Digital Literacy and AI in Schools

Oct 8, 2025
Learning.com has announced the creation of its first Advisory Board, comprising nine education leaders, to guide its digital literacy and AI initiatives in K-12 education.

Learning.com has announced the formation of its first-ever Advisory Board, consisting of nine nationally respected education leaders, announced in a press release. This board will provide guidance on digital literacy and AI integration in K-12 education.

The Advisory Board includes experts in AI literacy, superintendent leadership, instructional innovation, and education policy. Members such as Jillian Balow, Dr. Melvin J. Brown, and Dr. Sandy Husk bring extensive experience from various educational leadership roles. Their collective expertise will help Learning.com address challenges like AI integration in classrooms and digital citizenship.

The board will collaborate with Learning.com leadership on product strategy and district engagement, while also participating in national policy discussions on digital education. This initiative aims to equip students with essential digital skills and critical thinking abilities needed in today's tech-driven world.

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