Welcome to the Center for Learning in the Digital Age
Our Mission
Transforming Education by Leveraging Digital Technologies
Focus Areas:
Our Approach:
- Conduct and disseminate research to illuminate and expand valuable uses of technology in education
- Support educational innovations that take full advantage of digital technologies
- Serve as a catalyst for networking and collaboration on digitally-rich education
- Provide educators with high-quality learning opportunities to capitalize on digital technologies
Stay Up to Date With the LiDA Community
Featured Publication
AI & Society (Published on Sep 14, 2025) Our latest open access article titled “Musicians’ ethical concerns about AI: an interview study” has been published! Locate/cite this article: Herington, J., Borasi, R., Guerrero, B.J. et al. Musicians’ ethical concerns about AI: an interview study. AI & Soc (2025). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00146-025-02601-6
Featured Recording
LiDA Colloquium Series: Fall 2025 – Implications of AI for Warner Programs (Sep 17, 2025)
In this talk, Warner faculty will discuss how they are beginning to address the challenge of preparing their students for this new reality – with a focus on the preparation of teachers, school leaders, and counselors. Click the thumbnail to jump to the time-stamped recording.
LiDA Events
How the LiDA Center is Helping Educators Harness the Power of Digital Technologies
NSF Grant to Prepare Teachers for Computer Science Standards
A $1.2M grant from the National Science Foundation will prepare 21 pre-service STEM teachers to spearhead the implementation of the new NYS Computer Science and Digital Fluency Standards in K-12 schools.
K-12 Digital Consortium and its Website
A number of school districts and local BOCES in the region, in collaboration with the LiDA Center, have come together to collaborate and learn from each other as they tackle the challenge of leveraging digital technology to transform teaching practices in their schools. The LiDA Center is “incubating” this emerging organization.
NSF Grant to Explore AI Implications for Music
LiDA Director Borasi is the PI of a $1.8M NSF grant to study how AI could empower musicians to more effectively learn, produce and disseminate music, through a collaboration of musicians, audio-engineers and educators.
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