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Headmaster Julie Coles, left, works with Dequisha Hill, 19, on strategies for reading comprehension during the Online Learners Academy, a credit-recovery course at the Greater Egleston Community High School in Boston.
Headmaster Julie Coles, left, works with Dequisha Hill, 19, on strategies for reading comprehension during the Online Learners Academy, a credit-recovery course at the Greater Egleston Community High School in Boston.
Erik Jacobs for Education Week
College & Workforce Readiness Demand Still Growing for Online Credit-Recovery Classes
As Boston, Chicago, and New York City look to online credit-recovery programs, some say state 鈥渟eat-time鈥� rules need re-examining.
Mary Ann Zehr, October 15, 2010
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Classroom Technology E-Learning Industry on the Rise
For-profit online course providers are expanding in the K-12 market, but experts urge schools to critically evaluate the benefits the companies tout.
Constance Gustke, October 15, 2010
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3 min read
Meishan Spradlin combines face-to-face teaching and videoconferencing to expand her reach as a Chinese-language teacher in Hall County, Ga.
Meishan Spradlin combines face-to-face teaching and videoconferencing to expand her reach as a Chinese-language teacher in Hall County, Ga.
Tom Reed/Gainesville Sun/AP
English Learners Ga. Students Learning Chinese Via TV
Teleconference technology is letting teachers reach more than one school in a class period.
The Associated Press, October 15, 2010
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1 min read
Classroom Technology Analysis Notes Virtual Ed. Priorities in RTT Winners
The International Association for K-12 Online Learning outlines the 19 finalists' plans to use online learning to achieve Race to the Top goals.
Ian Quillen, October 15, 2010
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1 min read
Curriculum Schools Fall Behind in Offering Computer Science
One survey indicates a sizable drop in the availability of even introductory computer-science courses in public and private secondary schools since 2005.
Erik W. Robelen, October 15, 2010
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1 min read
Teacher Amy Dunn works with Justin Fernandez at Champ Cooper Junior High School in Ponchatoula, La., in an algebra course that blends face-to-face and online teaching.
Teacher Amy Dunn works with Justin Fernandez at Champ Cooper Junior High School in Ponchatoula, La., in an algebra course that blends face-to-face and online teaching.
Lee Celano for Education Week
Teaching Schools Blend Virtual and Face-to-Face Teaching
'Blended,' or 'hybrid' learning has continued to grow as more districts have sought to meet student needs in different ways.
Katie Ash, September 20, 2010
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6 min read
World War II veteran John Kline, left, talks in his house in Apple Valley, Minn., with virtual educator Jim Kinsella, center, and high school student Sean Van Domelen about fighting in the Battle of the Bulge.
World War II veteran John Kline, left, talks in his house in Apple Valley, Minn., with virtual educator Jim Kinsella, center, and high school student Sean Van Domelen about fighting in the Battle of the Bulge.
Andy King for Education Week
Classroom Technology Teachers Make the Move to the Virtual World
Experienced e-糖心动漫vlog say leaving a regular classroom for an online-only environment takes more than just tech. skills.
Katie Ash, September 20, 2010
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7 min read
BRIC ARCHIVE
IT Infrastructure & Management Technology Tools Prompt an 'About-Face' in K-12
The evolution of social-networking tools and other technologies is pushing schools to try new approaches.
Kevin Bushweller, June 14, 2010
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2 min read
Professional Development Educators Eye Ning's Move To Pay Model
Although the popular social-networking platform Ning will start charging to maintain sites, certain education networks may remain free.
Michelle R. Davis, June 14, 2010
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4 min read
Instructional-technology teacher Kelley Ward has the ability to control students鈥� screens from the computer at her desk at Barr Middle School in Grand Island, Neb.
Instructional-technology teacher Kelley Ward has the ability to control students鈥� screens from the computer at her desk at Barr Middle School in Grand Island, Neb.
Lane Hickenbottom
Teaching Class Management Systems Monitor Students' Monitors
Educators say the monitoring systems help track what students are doing on their classroom computers, which helps teachers keep them on task.
Ian Quillen, June 14, 2010
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5 min read
Ten-year-old Thomas Tinker, who has Asperger鈥檚 syndrome, works at home on math and language skills with tutor Brittany Holloway via webcam. Thomas had trouble attending regular school and is now educated at home with the help of the Idaho Virtual Academy.
Ten-year-old Thomas Tinker, who has Asperger鈥檚 syndrome, works at home on math and language skills with tutor Brittany Holloway via webcam. Thomas had trouble attending regular school and is now educated at home with the help of the Idaho Virtual Academy.
Joe Jaszewski/Digital Directions
Special Education Educators Weigh Benefits, Drawbacks of Virtual Spec. Ed.
As e-learning has grown, more parents of children with special needs are considering cyber schooling as a viable option.
Katie Ash, June 14, 2010
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5 min read
BRIC ARCHIVE
Illustration by Roy Wieman
IT Infrastructure & Management Social Networking Goes to School
Educators are integrating Facebook, Ning, Twitter, and other sites into K-12 life despite concerns about privacy, behavior.
Michelle R. Davis, June 14, 2010
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12 min read
BRIC ARCHIVE
States Virtual Ed. Enrollment Caps Face Greater Scrutiny
Wisconsin and Oregon, which imposed limitations, are now taking a closer look at the restrictions to see if changes are needed.
Constance Gustke, April 23, 2010
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8 min read
Federal E-Learning Hits Barriers to Expansion
A national e-learning framework would require lifting of state policy restrictions now in place.
Constance Gustke, April 23, 2010
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5 min read
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