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- 2. My Hopes • Introduce myself • Spark discussion • Provide information • Share a vision
- 4. Hello My Name Is: Schwinkie! One Student’s Story
- 5. What if we did it ourselves? with our colleagues?
- 6. “ If I could offer my students the option of online learning, I know I could really make a difference. And trust me, I’d go to the end of the earth to make a difference for them .” - Geoff Peak, New Horizons
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- 15. • Flexible programming • Rigorous content • Rewards effort • Option for students with IEPs, behavioral plans • Could transfer from school to school • Credit recovery, drop-out recovery
- 16. What can online learning offer struggling students?
- 17. • Any time, place, or pace • Engages with technology • Connects with a larger world • Allows anonymity in the classroom • Gives students a level playing field
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- 25. How do you make the leap?
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- 29. Get informed: • iNACOL http://www.inacol.org/ • Illinois online research http://www.ion.illinois.edu/resources/ • Evan’s research http://delicious.com/eabbey/e-learning • Evan’s blog http://eabbey.blogspot.com
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- 31. Evan Abbey Coordinator of Online Learning Heartland AEA 11 [email_address]