In partnership with the Bosch Community Fund, CEDER administers, evaluates, improves, and scales the BEST Grant Program. The program awards $1,000- $2,000 to individual or teams of educators in support of innovative, interactive, project-based learning experiences. Since 2017, CEDER has standardized the program across districts, implemented data-informed improvements, evaluated program impact, and scaled the program from 2 to 21 districts nationwide.

DITF is the first program of the Andrew N. Liveris Innovation Institute, an interdisciplinary innovation and education hub in Midland, Michigan formed in partnership with the Dow Company Foundation and Delta College. Administered by CEDER, DITF trains and supports K–12 teachers from all disciplines in the Great Lakes Bay Region to design and enact place-based, sustainability-focused units in their classrooms.

The EdHub for Community and Professional Learning is the Marsal Family School of Education’s center of online learning for families, community advocates, educational professionals, and policy makers. The mission of the EdHub is to catalyze a global community committed to ensuring that all students experience the joy, power, and love of learning.

The James A. Kelly Learning Levers Prize is an education technology entrepreneurship competition designed to challenge University of Michigan students to invent digital tools with the potential to significantly improve student learning. This prize encourages a culture of innovation in education, and rewards the creative, interdisciplinary work of University of Michigan students. The goal of the prize is to support scalable, research-based innovative ideas promoting student learning in pre-K–12 education.