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Montana Digital Academy Launches Frontier Learning Lab

August 3, 2025

The Montana Digital Academy MTDA) has announced the launch of the Frontier Learning Lab
FLL, a new statewide innovation initiative designed to help Montana schools explore and
integrate artificial intelligence AI, extended reality XR, and other emerging technologies into
education.

Supported by funding from the 2025 Montana Legislature and building on MTDAʼs leadership in
digital learning, the Frontier Learning Lab aims to equip educators and students across the state
with the skills, confidence, and ethical frameworks needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital
landscape.

“This isnʼt about flashy tech or trends,” said Dr. Jason Neiffer, MTDA Executive Director. “Itʼs
about putting practical, powerful tools into the hands of educators who want to prepare
students not just for whatʼs now, but for whatʼs next. Our team excels at pulling out the signal
from noise, and we are excited to do that with these fast-moving technologies.”

The Frontier Learning Lab offers:
MTDA will collaborate with school districts statewide to pilot immersive learning experiences, co-
design implementation strategies, and scale innovations aimed at enhancing student
engagement and learning outcomes.

“The goal isnʼt to prescribe a one-size-fits-all solution,” Neiffer added. “Weʼre here to collaborate
with schools, teachers, and communities to make sure Montana students are ready for the
frontier ahead.”

Educators, administrators, and stakeholders interested in learning more or participating in the
Frontier Learning Lab are encouraged to visit mtda.org/FLL for details and contact options.
This initiative positions Montana at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge digital tools into
education, ensuring students and educators statewide are prepared for the future of learning.

A flexible, year-round professional learning model including regional and statewide
workshops, credentialed flexible learning, webinars, and peer-to-peer support for
educators.

The nationʼs first “AI Help Desk,” providing timely answers and assistance to K12 teachers,
university faculty, and administrators navigating AI tools.
A curated directory of vetted AI, virtual reality VR, and augmented reality AR) tools
aligned with classroom needs, student safety, and accessibility

By: BSH staff

Filed Under: News

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