| What emerging technologies will get our teachers online the fastest. |
| What platforms for delivery are schools using/finding effective? |
| What are the online resources and technology tools that will enhance reading and writing for K-8 schools? |
| State of the Art tools to develop and design online lesson plans |
| I am the social studies department chair at an PS-12 independent day school. What I really need are 3 good places to search for high-quality online social studies courses. We are limited by enrollment as far as what we can offer in our department. But, I'm not entirely sure where to start looking. |
| Recommendations of how to implement at an elementary school level. Suggestions for platforms on which to do so - what has worked best for those who have tried? (ie moodle, edmodo, schoology, etc.) |
Recommended resources and programs
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
NAIS links to several reports and guides related to online and hybrid/blended learning in schools.
ReplyDeletewww.nais.org/go/onlinelearning
NAIS Online Learning Guide
http://admin.nais.org/files/OnlineLearningGuide10-5-11.pdf
SIG IS Links of Interest and Networking Resources
http://independentschools.iste.wikispaces.net/Resources
SIG OL- ISTE's Online Learning SIG
http://www.iste.org/connect/special-interest-groups/sig-directory/sigol.aspx
My school's success came as a result of two answers to the some of the questions above: we enrolled many of our teachers in the Online School for Girls (OSG) professional development courses on blended learning and teaching online. And we adopted Haiku as our LMS (learning management system) so we could blended or flip our instruction.
ReplyDelete