2024 Annual Impact Report

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Every Learner Everywhere® mayo 2025

Report cover with title, Annual Impact Report 2024, with photo of black female student smiling under a tree holding a laptop.

Topic: Digital Learning & Courseware Effective Teaching Practices Equity in Higher Education

In the 2024 Annual Impact Report, we reflect on and share the notable progress and innovative initiatives that have defined Every Learner Everywhere®’s journey. It was a year of change, growth, and reflection on our mission to advance digital learning for every learner in higher education. We welcomed four new partner organizations to our network, expanding our capacity to create and deliver innovative services in the field of digital learning, enhancing our ability to serve institutions and learners alike. We received two grants that propelled our work forward, allowing us to embark on a strategic planning process, update our services to better align with institutional needs, and create new learning opportunities.

Throughout 2024, we maintained our commitment to our foundational goals. In this annual impact report, read about the network’s impact in areas of the services we provide institutions, our thought leadership in the field, and engagements with students. In addition, we recap our 2024 network convening, spotlight institutional services, feature our student interns, and give readers a preview of what’s next for the network in 2025.

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Recommended citation:

Every Learner Everywhere® (2025) 2024 Annual Impact Report. Every Learner Everywhere®.

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