Over 250 Michigan school leaders from public, non-public and charter schools are confronting the changes of 21st century leadership together through the MI-LIFE program. MI-LIFE is funded by a grant from Microsoft Partners in Learning, through the Michigan Department of Education. At the heart of their learning are activities and knowledge sharing through discussions centered around the research on effective leadership skills that will ultimately improve student achievement. In addition they are learning to collaborate with their peers using wikis and online discussion boards, developing online surveys to assess their leadership skills, and creating online concept maps to organize their thinking. Continue to visit the MI-LIFE website where the latest information will be posted.