Over 4 million K-12 students took at least one online course in 2010, according to Ambient Insight, and this space is growing now by a five-year compound annual growth rate of 43 percent—much faster than the growth of charter schooling or other K-12 education reforms, for example. And the majority of this growth is occurring in different types of “blended learning.”
Technology Integration Matrix - 0 views
Online learning begins to explode into the mainstream in blended schools - Michael Horn... - 0 views
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Current article about Michael Horn & online learning
What is Blended Learning? - Web Learning @ Penn State - 0 views
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This describes how Penn State is incorporating blended learning
20 Characteristics I Wish School Had Helped Me Acquire - 1 views
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One educators response to schooling and the NotSchool movement. Some interesting points to ponder as she reflects on the previous post, 20 characteristics of UnSchoolers.
20 Characteristics I've Discovered about Unschoolers and Why Innovative Educators Shoul... - 0 views
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Provides an example aligned to the NotSchool mentioned in Bonk's work, chapter 3, pp. 93-98. It will get you thinking about empowerment, meaningfulness, individuality, creativity, and that brick and mortar schools don't have to enrage students but can instead engage.
The-Rise-of-K-12-Blended-Learning (Innosight Report) - 0 views
Paul's elearning Resources - 1 views
Kineo - Free elearning resources - 1 views
E-Learning for Kids - 1 views
21 interesting e-books for kids - 1 views
ebooks and audiobooks - 0 views
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Free Technology for Teachers: 7 Visually Appealing Ways to Publish Documents Online - 1 views
As Classrooms Go Digital, Textbooks May Become History - 0 views
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Disruptive Innovation
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