Orienting Students to Online Learning - Feb 3, 2015 3:00-4:30pm
This meeting provides a forum to talk with other online teachers to discuss strategies and approaches to orienting students to become successful online learners. From low literacy students to CTE, all students need a solid understanding of what to expect in an online course. Come and talk among your peers about current research on best practices for preparing students to be successful online learners. Materials and relevant Web sites will be shared and reviewed.
Creating a High Quality Course Online - Feb 10, 2015 3:00-4:30pm
In this short workshop, review the six basic areas of creating a well-designed online course. Review specific guidelines on creating good content, principles of instructional design, elements of student assessment, technology requirements, course evaluation and management, and the implementation of 21st century skills within your course. Short discussions on each area will be encouraged and rubrics to measure a current or future course will be provided.
In the Fall Quarter 2014, The Distance Learning Program and some Special Interest Classes will be participating in a pilot with Burlington English.Courses:BookkeepersChildcare WorkersCooksNetwork Support PersonnelOrthopedic TechnologistsRetail SalespeopleServersAND...Bartenders, Construction Workers, Dairy Workers, Farm Workers, Housekeepers, Military, Oil Workers, Plant/Factory Workers, Restaurant Managers.For Teachers: FREEDCAMP - Project Management System
