This chapter discusses the trends and issues surrounding digital learning in K-12 schools in Sweden. It begins with an introduction to digital transformation in education and highlights its importance, both in Sweden and also more generally. The focus then shifts specifically to K-12 schools in Sweden and examines the current status of digital learning in this context, explaining the established physical IT infrastructure and broad use of digital tools at all levels of education. The challenges of COVID-19 were a catalyst to implement more goal-oriented activities for teachers and learners. This chapter identifies several trends in digital learning, including the integration of technology into the curriculum, the use of online resources and platforms, the implementation of personalized learning approaches, testbeds, programming and generative AI. It also highlights the challenges and issues associated with digital learning, such as the need for adequate infrastructure, technical support and teacher training, ensuring digital inclusion for all students, and addressing concerns regarding data privacy and security. In conclusion, this chapter emphasizes the need for continued efforts to foster digital learning in K-12 schools in Sweden, while also addressing the associated issues. It suggests that educators and stakeholders should collaborate to provide necessary resources and support for effective digital learning implementation in the classroom.