Digital learning is rapidly evolving. Over the past 30 years it has progressed from multimedia in the 1980s, to the web in the 1990s, to smart mobile devices today. Users now generate vast amounts of user-generated content and share it across social networks from mobile devices. Learners have become more self-directed, collaborative, and oriented toward creating their own content. To fully engage with this digital world, learners will need new literacies like social media use, content creation and curation, identity management, and determining credibility of online information. Education must focus on developing these digital literacies as well as fostering deep, engaged learning.