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May 14, 2013

Reminder: Designing Blended Learning Webinar – Thursday May 16 at 3PM ET

A reminder of this event on Thursday from yesterday’s inbox…

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Join us for this free webinar event!
Designing Classrooms for Blended Learning Success: A Panel Discussion on Blended Learning

Date: Thursday, May 16
Time: 3:00 4:00 PM ET (Time Zone Converter)
Panelists: Jennifer Coombs, Middle School Teacher, Opelika City Schools, Alabama, Alex Jiménez, iLearnNYC Implementation Manager, New York City Public Schools, and Alaric Radosh, Chinese Language – Distance Learning Teacher, Arlington, Virginia Public Schools

Hear from a dynamic panel of educators who are implementing blended learning!During this live webinar, facilitated by Erin Earnst from EdTech Leaders Online (ETLO), educators from public schools in Alabama, New York, and Virginia will discuss their experience with implementing various models of blended learning in their middle and high school classrooms and schools.

We’ll explore the models and benefits of blended learning along with the professional development needed to support the move to blended learning environments.

In addition to hearing from the panelists, a free app that can be used to design blended learning classrooms will be demonstrated. Webinar participants will be invited to ask questions and share their own experiences with designing classrooms for blended learning success.

   
To access ETLO’s Collaborate system:
1. Go to: http://econference.edc.org at the scheduled time.
2. Type your name in the text box where you see the words “Type your name here.”
3. Click the button titled “Log in as a Participant.”
4. You may be prompted to download the software required for Collaborate and you will need the most recent version of Java.
Pre-registration is not required for this free webinar. The webinar will be recorded and posted on the ETLO Webinar page.Hope you can join us!
Join ETLO for future webinars:

View a list of our upcoming webinars by visiting our Spring Webinar Series page.

Have you missed any of our previous webinars?

The recordings are available on the ETLO Webinar page.
      

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Barbara Treacy | EdTech Leaders Online @ EDC, 43 Foundry Avenue | Waltham, MA 02453

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Health & PE Webinar

This came through my inbox yesterday…

Need Health & PE Alternatives?

Learn more about our accredited online health and PE program
at our FREE informational webinar:
Online & Blended PE for Grades K-12 and Adults

How does it vary from face to face gym class?

How do you verify student data?

How does it align to state standards?

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How does it prepare students for real-world fitness?

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May 13, 2013

Last Chance: Award-winning Online Learning Strategies for Title I Success

An up-coming neo-liberal event…

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Award-winning Online Learning Strategies for Title I Success

Join Us for a Webinar on Wednesday, May 15, at 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT

Register

Lynette ThompsonExpectations for students and school districts continue to rise while funding to support education continues to decrease. For a growing number of students who enter high school with skill deficits, mastering increasingly rigorous curriculum standards and state assessments becomes an insurmountable challenge.

You’re invited to attend our webinar featuring Lynette Thompson, Executive Director of Special Services for Putnam City Schools, which serves close to 20,000 K–12 students in Central Oklahoma. Recognized for their use of high yield instructional strategies and compelling student performance data, Putnam City Schools is one of the state and national leaders in the effective use of educational technology. As part of this webinar, Mrs. Thompson will describe how the district has used Title I funds and other grants to successfully deploy online learning to significantly improve student outcomes. Join us on May 15 to learn more about secrets to implementing successful online remediation programs.

Title I Directors and school leaders like Lynette Thompson at Putnam City Schools realize that early intervention in middle school and high school is critical to keeping students on track to graduate. By leveraging Title I and other federal funds, districts are able to purchase the online curriculum, technology, and professional development they need to implement remediation programs that significantly reduce dropout rates and provide students who graduate with higher levels of mastery, while keeping instructional costs down.

Presenters:
Lynette Thompson, Executive Director of Special Services, Oklahoma’s Putnam City Schools
Lainney Ballew, Senior Training Manager, K¹²
Facilitator: Diana Richie, National Director Professional Services, K¹²

Register now for our webinar.

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FREE Research in Review Webinar – May 21st, 3-4pm

Back in Windsor for a few weeks, so postings should be getting back to normal soon.  Starting the week with something from Friday’s inbox…  Note that today may be a slow blogging day, as I got caught up on most of the backlog of items over the weekend.

Hi everyone,
Hope you’re having a great day!
I wanted to let you know that there is a free iNACOL Research in Review Webinar on Tuesday, May 21st, 3-4pm ET. The topic is “Examining K-12 Online Teachers Education Practices For Effectiveness and Student Success For Critical Need Algebra I And Biology Courses.” This will be presented by Bonnie Swan and Mike Hynes of the University of Central Florida as well as Beth Miller of Florida Virtual School. To register and learn more about what they will be sharing, please go to the following link:
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks, and hope to see you there!
Kathryn

Kathryn Kennedy, Ph.D.
Knowledge Manager/Researcher
International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL)
1934 Old Gallows Road, Suite 350
Vienna, VA 22182
Office: (703) 752-6216
Fax: (703) 752-6201

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Save the Date
iNACOL Blended and Online Learning Symposium (formerly VSS)
October 27-30, 2013 in Orlando, FL
http://www.inacol.org/events/symposium/

May 12, 2013

Did You Miss Any Of Our Recent Web Seminars

Yet another item from Friday’s inbox…

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