Personalized Learning Takes Off! Launching OnCourse Classroom LMS
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For most schools, the rewards of personalized learning are exciting, but elusive. Even the most ambitious differentiators find themselves boxed in by the time limits of the school day and the rigors of new computer-based assessments. One powerful solution is to turn to a “learning management system”, but how can you make sure that it augments the classroom without disrupting it? In this session, we'll explore a new LMS technology called OnCourse Classroom, which connects and informs your educational community in new and exciting ways.
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- Collecting and grading homework.
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