The document discusses trends in K-12 online learning and strategic planning for its growth. It notes that over 1 million K-12 students in the US learn online and 20% of college students take an online course. New technologies like mobile learning, social networking, and games are changing the landscape of digital learning. Research shows that online learning can be as effective as face-to-face instruction when best practices around time, curriculum, pedagogy and collaboration are followed. The document also reviews strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to consider in strategic planning.

1. 2009-10 Strategic Planning Strategic Planning

2. Context: Why We’re Here Why We’re Here

3. A Vision of K12 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A-ZVCjfWf8

6. Forty-four states currently offer either state supplemental programs, full-time K-12 online programs, or both Keeping Pace, 2008

8. All Idaho K12 Students

9. All Idaho Teachers

10. Idaho K-12 Online Teaching Endorsement

12. Where EDTECH students live 35% Idaho 60% national 5% international

13. Training K12 online teachers & curriculum designers Who is teaching online and how do they get their training? Who is designing online curriculum and how do they get their training?

15. K12 Online Education Options Full-time Virtual Schools State Supplemental Programs College-Hosted Virtual Courses Brick N Mortar Full Virtual 0% of Day Online 100% of Day Online Traditional Tech Integrated Classroom Site-Based Online Course Lab Hybrid courses Online courses offered by B&M district Online Tech Enhanced Courses & Schools

16. What does digital media learning look like today and tomorrow?

17. Learning Management Systems

18. Desktop Video Conferencing

19. Videos

20. Voki It’s about user-controlled digital media communication!

21. Blogs

22. Wikis

23. Glogs!

24. Virtual Worlds

25. 3D Learning Games

28. Social Networking

29. Exergaming Retrieved from http://www.nintendo.com/

30. Professional Learning Communities

31. What works in online learning online learning