Building An Online Learning Community by Kevin Wilcoxon - 0 views
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Marlene Johnshoy on 28 Nov 11Building a sense of community is really important to online learning.
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Virtual Training: Are You Engaging or Boring? by Jacqueline Beck - 1 views
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Things to keep in mind to help keep your virtual audience awake and engaged.
Online success depends on learning style - The Boston Globe - 0 views
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More classes move to online environments; students need to evaluate learning styles.
Virtual virtuosos - JSOnline - 1 views
http://educatorcity.com - 1 views
Social Networking and Octegenarians | Language Lab Unleashed! - 0 views
Best Practices in Online Discussions: Insights From 10 Years Experience Teaching Online... - 0 views
Bilingual Cyber Charter School - Education Week - 0 views
Budget Cuts Lead Some AP Students to Enroll Online - WSJ.com - 1 views
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It bothers me that they still talk about not having someone to talk with... I really would like to see more of these online courses as cohort modeled courses and have synchronous voiced/video conversations as part of the curriculum. Or if not a cohort, with other online voiced alternatives for practice.
The Practitioner's Perspective on Teacher Education: Preparing for the K-12 Online Clas... - 0 views
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Little is known about the population of educators who teach online, especially with relationship to preparation from their teacher education programs. This article discusses the results of a national survey of K-12 online teachers from across the nation to ascertain how prepared they felt they were with regard to three key areas: technology, pedagogy, and content, including combinations of these domains, as described by the technological pedagogical content knowledge framework (Mishra & Koehler, 2006). Overall, K-12 online teachers indicated that they felt the most prepared in the areas of pedagogy, content, and pedagogical content. They felt least prepared in the areas of technology, including technological pedagogical knowledge, technological content knowledge, and technological pedagogical content knowledge. Implications for the field of teacher education are discussed, including the need to more fully integrate technology within the coursework and field experiences of teacher candidates, and the need to create courses, or specific modules within existing courses, to address topics of importance to virtual teaching.
Education Week: Virtual Education Targets Rise of Autism - 1 views
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Online classes and iPads are helping some students.
Exchanges that Work with ANVILL | LearnCentral - 0 views
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Those of you doing distance learning might be interested in what ANVILL could add to your class if you don't have access to Wimba for voiced activities.
Digital Native Myth Buster - 0 views
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Digital Native Myth Buster: even natives need guidance on how to use Web 2.0 and other digital tools relevantly and responsibly for learning
Free Technology for Teachers: Verbling - Practice and Learn a Language with a Partner - 0 views
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Practice and learn a language with a partner in reciprocal conversations
5 eLearning video resources to watch this summer - e-moderation station - 1 views
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Some videos to help those of you who are, or will be, teaching online.