eLearning Strategies Symposium 2015 Program
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<strong>eLearning</strong> <strong>Strategies</strong> <strong>Symposium</strong><br />
Workshops<br />
(must be pre-registered to attend these workshops)<br />
Thursday, December 3 • 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.<br />
Implementing and Sustaining a Blended Learning <strong>Program</strong><br />
Rob Darrow (robdarrow74@gmail.com)<br />
Blended Teacher Network<br />
Blended learning is growing quickly across classrooms and schools around the world. The implementation of blended learning in several<br />
schools across the country have been observed and documented. The iNACOL Blended Learning Roadmap was developed and identified<br />
six elements essential to the implementation of any blended learning program. Leave this workshop understanding each element and how<br />
they can be applied in your school or district.<br />
Google Classroom - Jumping In<br />
Alice Keeler (mrskeeler@gmail.com)<br />
While Google Docs and Apps have allowed for new things to happen in the classroom, they were not designed expressly for the teacher<br />
and students. This left teachers with the need to create sometimes elaborate systems to fit these digital tools into the flow of their classroom.<br />
Google Classroom, however, was designed to simplify this process for teachers and students. An online interface for distributing and<br />
collecting digital work, Google Classroom makes it easier for teachers to facilitate a digital or blended learning classroom. This session<br />
will give teachers a hands-on experience using Google Classroom and go over innovative ways to create activities and lesson sets in<br />
Google Classroom.<br />
Creating a Moodle Course from Scratch<br />
Blair Roy (broy@otan.us)<br />
Outreach & Technical Assistance Network (OTAN)<br />
Spend some time creating a place with a guided path for your students as they study at their own pace in an online course. The Moodle<br />
learning management system facilitates posting and grading of assignments, administering assessments, facilitating online discussions,<br />
organizing documents, and tracking learner progress. This workshop will introduce the Moodle system as you create activities and add<br />
resources to a course shell provided for the workshop. Learn the basics as you evaluate this resource for your learners. Bring a laptop/<br />
tablet to participate in this hands-on workshop.<br />
Pathways to Blended or Personalized Learning<br />
Saturday, December 5 • 8:15 - 11:15 a.m.<br />
Marcia Kish (kishmarcia@gmail.com)<br />
DSD Professional Development<br />
Create your own pathway towards blended learning or personalized learning with a hands-on approach to meet the individual needs of<br />
the learner. The participants will be able to see a personalized learning classroom environment as they explore their own pathways that<br />
will transition them from traditional teaching to blended learning or personalized learning. Formative assessments during the workshop<br />
will help the facilitators create customized paths and pace for each participant. We will be using PearDeck and Google Communities to<br />
quickly assess the skills of each learner and to create a backchannel for the workshop.<br />
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