Assign the right learning
Set Required or Recommended learning for a district, school, group, or individual.
Professional learning for K–12 districts
I2L connects district assignments to a focused educator experience—then turns completed work into trusted credit, certificates, reporting, and eligible recognition.
One connected loop: Assign → Complete → Verify → Recognize

How it works
I2L keeps the work in order: leaders assign, staff complete, the platform verifies, and earned progress is ready to report and recognize.
Set Required or Recommended learning for a district, school, group, or individual.
Staff see what belongs on their list and can resume progress without starting over.
Completed learning becomes credited PD hours and reliable evidence. Finished courses can issue downloadable certificates.
Eligible districts can connect completed work to meaningful rewards for staff.
For leaders
Give district and school leaders a current view of the work in their scope. I2L keeps assignments, follow-up, completions, certificates, and PD hours close together.

For educators
The staff experience is designed for the time between everything else. Required, Recommended, and My PD stay understandable, progress survives real life, and earned credit is easy to find later.

Educational Impact
Educational Impact courses and activities can be synchronized into I2L, then assigned relevant learning alongside district content. Staff can browse, preview, and choose what helps without losing the record of their work.
Talk through your content workflow
How verification works
I2L treats verification as part of the product—not an extra report someone has to build later.
Completion rules turn learning activity into a record leaders and staff can trust.
Give educators a downloadable record when they need to prove professional learning.
Eligible districts can connect completed work to meaningful rewards for staff.
Request a demo
Walk through assignments, the educator experience, completion proof, Educational Impact, and eligible recognition with the I2L team.