D2L highlights progress across access to learning, data security, employee development and environmental stewardship
TORONTO, June 30, 2026 /CNW/ - D2L Inc. (TSX: DTOL) ("D2L" or the "Company"), a global learning technology company, today released its 2026 Sustainability Report, highlighting its mission to transform the way the world learns while deepening its focus on responsible innovation, social impact, employee wellbeing and environmental stewardship.
In fiscal year 2026, D2L continued to expand access to learning around the world, supporting more than 21 million users, over 1,500 customers and more than 3 million corporate learners. Through its products, partnerships and community initiatives, D2L continued working to expand access to education, support learner success and empower educators and organizations across the learning lifecycle.
"At D2L, we believe learning is one of humanity's most powerful forces for good. When technology is thoughtfully applied to learning, we can help reach more learners, empower more educators and turn skills into meaningful careers," said John Baker, President and CEO at D2L. "In FY26, we continued to invest in purposeful, human-centered innovation – with a focus on responsible AI – while remaining committed to expanding access to education, improving outcomes, accessibility and inclusion, employee upskilling and building a better future through learning."
In FY26, D2L continued to make progress across four key pillars:
Transforming the Way the World Learns
D2L continued building the Teaching and Learning Studio, a hub designed to help educators build skills and access free on-demand master classes that have enrolled more than 7,000 learners since inception. The Studio now offers 9 free micro-credentials on key areas of interest in teaching and learning.
D2L supported the global Hubs for Connected Learning Initiative aiming to achieve 15% enrolment of refugees in higher education by 2030 and continued its partnership with Wilfrid Laurier University's Educator and Leadership Institute (ELI).
D2L reinforced its commitment to accessible innovation, with Global Accessibility Lead, Dr. Sambhavi Chandrashekar, serving as Vice Chair of Accessibility Standards Canada's Technical Committee on Accessible and Equitable AI Systems and contributing to 1EdTech's GenAI Data Rubric Taskforce.
Operating with Integrity
D2L maintained strong data security and privacy credentials with crucial certifications, including but not limited to ISO 27001 and TX-RAMP Level 2 certification for D2L Brightspace.
The Company upheld 99.99% uptime in FY26, supporting customers around the world with reliable cloud-based learning services.
D2L continued to strengthen its approach to responsible AI through governance, internal policies and practices designed to help mitigate bias, protect learner and instructor data, and maintain strong security protections.