The document summarizes the Econ Ed Live online learning platform from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. It allows teachers to select simulations for students to complete online and includes discussion boards, videos, and assessments. Students can access the modules through a web browser and complete interactive lessons at their own pace. The platform also provides analytics to teachers on student progress and test scores.

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Econ Ed Live Online Learning
From the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Emerging Technology Review
By Jessica Smith

2. Welcome Screen
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3. Log-In Dashboard
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4. Select Simulation for Students
Here, you can
also print out
the students ID
and
Password, select
the simulation
you want
completed, and
include a
personal
message to print
out.
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5. Navigation Options
Select Units
Also available in Or Individual
Spanish
Lessons
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6. Each Unit includes a Discussion Board
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7. At any time you an poll students –
even in the middle of a module!
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8. Student Log-In Screen
for the “Great Inflation” Module www.stlouisfed.org

9. Once the Students log-in, they will
take a pre-test and be guided through
the module.
A
glossary
is also
Navigation provided!
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10. Students
will watch
videos and
continue
other
simulations.
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11. Each student page includes a goal and
a review for students. www.stlouisfed.org

12. Check student’s status
At any time, you can check to see
where students are at, their pre-test
and post-test scores of a module.
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13. Technical Requirements
• The technical requirements for the Econ Ed Live
online courses are: Student Internet access
• Web browser (Internet Explorer version 7 or higher
recommended)
• Javascript enabled within web browser
• Adobe Flash player (Version 9 or greater
recommended)
• PC with ability to play sound
• Display resolution of 1024x768 or greater
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14. Where can you access this great Web
2.0 tool?
http://www.stlouisfed.org/education_resources/

15. Source:
Economics and Personal Finance Education Resources. (n.d.). The Federal Bank of St.
Louis. Retrieved May 9, 2012, from http://www.stlouisfed.org/education_resources/