D3 Learning had a fantastic time attending the 2025 Title IV-E Round Table Conference hosted at the University of Alabama last week. Representing D3 was Zachary Smith, eLearning Developer and Data Analyst, who joined longtime D3 training partner Kay Casey of Kay Casey Consulting to present two of D3’s eLearning courses: Basics of Title IV-E and Family First Prevention Services Act. The event offered a great opportunity for Zachary to connect with existing clients and network with state agencies and universities interested in expanding their training solutions through D3 and KCC.
D3 and KCC’s partnership goes back nearly three decades to 1996, when Kay was working with the State of Florida to develop services for children and families. At the time, she invited Teresa to leave her (last) full-time job and help build a new in-service and pre-service curriculum for Florida’s direct care workers. Teresa jumped at the chance and never looked back! Through the years, Teresa and Kay have collaborated on numerous learning solutions to universities and state agencies who provide services to individuals and families.
Over the last two years, Zachary has begun working closely with Kay as her business has grown. She has provided an informal apprenticeship to him, where he has learned the basics of Title IV-E, and how to analyze the curricula of numerous universities to assess their Title IV-E reimbursements. As his knowledge has grown, he also created two eLearning courses and plans to continue providing more about Title IV-E, allowing Kay to focus more on the individualized nuances of Title IV-E in her client consultations while learners get their basic education through the eLearning courses.
This partnership is just one example of D3’s investment in long-standing relationships that enrich both parties and provide ongoing stability and reliability for both consultants and their clients.
If you'd like to learn more about Title IV-E or Kay Casey Consulting, visit www.kaycaseyconsulting.com.
D3 and KCC’s partnership goes back nearly three decades to 1996, when Kay was working with the State of Florida to develop services for children and families. At the time, she invited Teresa to leave her (last) full-time job and help build a new in-service and pre-service curriculum for Florida’s direct care workers. Teresa jumped at the chance and never looked back! Through the years, Teresa and Kay have collaborated on numerous learning solutions to universities and state agencies who provide services to individuals and families.
Over the last two years, Zachary has begun working closely with Kay as her business has grown. She has provided an informal apprenticeship to him, where he has learned the basics of Title IV-E, and how to analyze the curricula of numerous universities to assess their Title IV-E reimbursements. As his knowledge has grown, he also created two eLearning courses and plans to continue providing more about Title IV-E, allowing Kay to focus more on the individualized nuances of Title IV-E in her client consultations while learners get their basic education through the eLearning courses.
This partnership is just one example of D3’s investment in long-standing relationships that enrich both parties and provide ongoing stability and reliability for both consultants and their clients.
If you'd like to learn more about Title IV-E or Kay Casey Consulting, visit www.kaycaseyconsulting.com.
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