Blended and Online Learning has evolved drastically over the past 10 years. During this time, countless Learning Management Systems and Content Management Systems have been used in schools. Commonly, limiting the ability to create and share, have choice, and manage data in a single platform. We are excited to present a new phase in technological […]
Focus Through the Noise with Heather Staker Clayton Christensen Institute Workshops Tuesday, May 12, 2015 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM PST ASU SkySong Center 1365 North Scottsdale Road SkySong 3, 130 Synergy I Scottsdale, AZ 85257 Google Maps PARKING INSTRUCTIONS Who is the Clayton Christensen Institute? Introduction and Overview One of the biggest mistakes […]
Join Us for a Webinar on Tuesday, October 1, at 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT As an increasing number of schools and school districts adopt online learning as a way to boost graduation rates, address multiple student populations, expand their course catalogs, and personalize learning, understanding the challenges and obstacles that educators face as […]
Benchmark Survey Results on the Best Practices for Implementing Online Learning Programs Join us for an upcoming webinar! Thursday, 9/20 @ 2PM Eastern “Benchmark Survey Results on the Best Practices for Implementing Online Learning Programs” As an educator, you know that implementing online learning can be a complex process, and a smooth implementation is critical […]
By Dr. Harold Vietti, Superintendent eScholar Academy, California Online learning is growing rapidly across the United States, responding in part to the needs of these millennial students, as more and more learners and educators become familiar with the benefits of learning unconstrained by geography and time. Students are finding increased opportunity, flexibility, and convenience; teachers are discovering a new way to reach […]
Originally posted by the Arizona Charter Schools Association Virtual charter schools in Arizona are public schools. Legislation allowing for the creation of charter schools was passed in 1994 by the Arizona Legislature with the purpose of providing “a learning environment that will improve student achievement.” The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools is the primary regulatory authority […]
Sen. Rich Crandall: But we are on the cutting edge. And Ted I've got to say it's nice to talk about something other than recalls and redistricting. This topic right here literally moves the needle. What we find is that your kids take 180 days to learn, my kids take 180 days to learn; that's not true and that's exactly how state policy is. Everybody has to sit in their chair for the same amount of time. Using technology, you take the best of a brick and mortar school and the best of online digital and blend them together.
