Digital literacy is on the rise in West Baton Rouge Parish! With the state's guidelines, WBR's technology department created lessons for the computer lab that require students to practice grade-appropriate digital literacy skills. The lessons are carefully scaffolded to help computer lab teachers equip students with the skills they need to successfully use tools for word-processing, presentations, internet research, internet safety, and more in their content area classes. As teachers have begun to incorporate these lessons in their computer labs, the response has been tremendous. Lisa Cazes and her students at Lukeville Upper Elementary have absolutely soared with this curriculum. They have created board games with Google drawings, websites about researched content, spreadsheets with formulas, slideshows, videos and so much more. Lisa says that the expression of joy on her students' faces when they complete each of these projects has been priceless. The lessons have been incorporated across the district in all of the elementary computer lab settings. The effects of this experience will have a lasting impact as these students will come to their content area classes with the skills they need to research, design, create, compute, and ultimately compete in the digital world.