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Open for Learning

by Jon Mott on Aug 13, 2009

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Bridging the Gap Between the CMS & the PLE

Bridging the Gap Between the CMS & the PLE

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  • OrangeMath Dennis Ashendorf , Online Math & Science Teacher at Back Bay High School This is one of the most vital documents concerning online learning. A zipcast by Dr. Mott would be of value.
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    The KEY slide is #89. This models online learning for organizational validation. The only change I'd recommend is moving the assessment gear closer to the content silos. #108 provides another model of this.

    #107 provides a different way of seeing the model on #89/#108. It must be studied and understood. The advantage of using the gradebook as the center, not the LMS is found in #92+ and by seeing the limits of an LMS in #42.
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