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Making learning personal for all North Dakota learners. 

Connecting educators, leaders and partners across North Dakota to make learning personal for every student 

The North Dakota Personalized Learning Network (NDPLN) is a statewide community of educators, school leaders, and partners working to advance personalized learning across North Dakota. Through professional learning, shared tools, and real classroom examples, the network supports schools and districts as they design learning experiences that center student agency, mastery, and relevance.

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Who the Network Serves

The NDPL Network supports:

  • K–12 teachers exploring personalized  learning

  • School and district leaders leading instructional and systems change

  • Instructional coaches and facilitators supporting implementation

  • State, regional, and community partners advancing learner‑centered education in North Dakota

What is Personalized Learning?

Personalized learning centers students by clarifying learning goals, honoring individual needs and interests, and allowing learners to demonstrate mastery in multiple ways. Progress is based on evidence of learning rather than time, supporting clarity, agency, and deeper engagement. Discover the essential elements that bring it to life. 

Getting Started

Whether you’re looking to learn, collaborate, or find ready-to-use tools, the NDPL Network has something for you.

TOOLS AND

RESOURCES

Find tools, templates, and examples that help you make learning personal in your classroom, school or district.

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UPCOMING

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

Workshops, learning cycle, and events are grounded in real classroom practice and immediately useful.

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CONNECT​

Stay connected with up to date information on upcoming professional learning, stories of success, practical resources and connection

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“Learners- I think they’re making the shift to understanding. It’s not just about the grade. It’s about the learning along the way and showing what they know. They advocate for themselves with their teachers. They have a good grasp of knowing what they need.”
– Oakes Leader

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