Now more than ever, digital policies have moved to the forefront of education because they relate to how we ensure that students and teachers have access to the devices and internet speeds they need to learn at home and at school. As the federal government begins to roll out new investments to expand access to broadband services across the country, it is critical that state policymakers and education leaders use the same language to participate in collaborative discussions and develop well-informed digital policy strategies. This report outlines key terms to provide a fundamental knowledge to facilitate that conversation to implement a comprehensive approach to expanding digital access across their state.