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What E-Learning Looks Like at Northeastern Catholic

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1 What E-Learning Looks Like at Northeastern Catholic

2 Our Home Page

3 Connected to Google Each student is assigned a Google account. This allows: Students to have the necessary software requirements to succeed Teachers to communicate effectively with students Seamless transfer of documents between student and teacher

4 Two Different Models E-Learning Model
This model utilizes the Ministry of Education’s LMS materials. This type of course works well with our Day School or Blended Learning students. It divides the courses into content, and assignment sections Continuing Education Model This model was developed by using the more traditional correspondence type materials. Content is delivered in the form of PDF documents which allow for easy downloading and printing of materials. This type of course works well with our Continuing Education students.

5 Big concept E-Learning Model
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6 Continuing Education Model

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E-Learning Model Uses content from the Ministry of Education Can (and should) be modified by the teacher Interactive links (websites, video, dropbox, etc.) are contained within the content and assignment pages Place your screenshot here

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Continuing Education Model Content is in the form of a PDF which makes it difficult to modify Interactive links although accessible in the content, do not allow for a “click and connect” experience (due to PDF format) Easy for students to print out for those that prefer a hardcopy with which to work Place your screenshot here

9 Tools within the LMS Discussions
Important in e-learning to use this feature to engage students and make them feel apart of a community. Students post and respond to one another’s comments. Can be linked to Grades tool Checklists Used to create lists for students to organize their work and become more independant learners. News This area keeps students updated on course and school events. As well, some teachers use this feature to post content such as videos, article and website links. Quizzes This feature is useful for assessing students progress in the course. It can also be linked to the Grades tool. Dropbox This is the area students submit work. Can be linked to Ipad Grader App for marking as well as linked to the Grades tool. Rubrics Create course rubrics and use them for feedback. This can also be linked to the Grades tool.


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