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  • Online Courses: "Any Time, Any Place, Any Path, Any Pace" "School Is Where You Are"

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    This document provides an overview of online courses. It discusses slogans used by online schools that emphasize flexibility and accessibility. The objectives section outlines topics to be covered, including definitions of online learning models, types of online courses, history, advantages and disadvantages, considerations for design, tools, examples, and resources. Definitions distinguish asynchronous from synchronous courses and different types of online courses. The history section provides background on the development of online learning. Advantages include flexibility of time, location, cost and pace of learning, while potential disadvantages include issues like cheating, lack of interaction and motivation, and technical difficulties. The document examines tools and examples of online course implementations.

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    Online Courses: "Any Time, Any Place, Any Path, Any Pace" "School Is Where You Are"

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    kamyar fars
    This document provides an overview of online courses. It discusses slogans used by online schools that emphasize flexibility and accessibility. The objectives section outlines topics to be covered, including definitions of online learning models, types of online courses, history, advantages and disadvantages, considerations for design, tools, examples, and resources. Definitions distinguish asynchronous from synchronous courses and different types of online courses. The history section provides background on the development of online learning. Advantages include flexibility of time, location, cost and pace of learning, while potential disadvantages include issues like cheating, lack of interaction and motivation, and technical difficulties. The document examines tools and examples of online course implementations.

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    Online Courses

    Overview
    any time, any place,
    any path, any pace
    - slogan of Florida Virtual School

    Anyone can now


    learn anything from
    anyone at anytime.
    -- Curtis Bonk, in his book The
    World is Open.

    School is
    where you
    are
    - slogan of a PA
    public cyber
    school

    Objectives

    BACKGROUND INFORMATION
    ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
    CONSIDERATIONS
    LEADING TOOLS
    OPEN SOURCE TOOLS
    EXAMPLES
    RESOURCES

    Background Information

    DEFINITIONS

    TYPES OF ONLINE COURSES

    HISTORY

    Background Information

    DEFINITIONS
    Asynchronous vs. Synchronous
    Courses vs. Tutorials
    Brick and Mortar (b+m)
    Blended Course

    TYPES OF ONLINE COURSES

    Background Information

    DEFINITIONS

    TYPES OF ONLINE COURSES


    Free vs. Cost
    Academic
    Youth and Adult
    Business (required)
    Personal Development / Lifelong Learning (optional)

    HISTORY

    Background Information

    DEFINITIONS

    TYPES OF ONLINE COURSES


    Free vs. Cost
    Academic
    K-12 and college
    A la carte and full curriculums
    Public and private

    History of Online Learning

    Advantages &
    Disadvantages

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    Advantages
    Time
    Cost
    Location
    Consistency
    Accessibility

    Advantages
    Remedial
    Math

    Algebra I

    Pre-Algebra

    Learning
    Can Be

    PreCalculus

    Self-Paced

    Photo by Michael Surran

    Potential Disadvantages
    Cheatin
    g
    is it re
    ally an is

    su e ?

    Topic fit?

    Limited

    Teacher
    Interaction

    < Social
    Learning
    Equipment
    computer, dial-up
    vs. high-speed

    Mental
    Disconnect
    Lack of
    motivation

    Technical
    frustrations

    Considerations
    When designing or selecting an online course

    Handout

    Leading Tools

    Adobe
    e-Learning Suite

    Adobe Flash

    Articulate Studio

    Open Source Software

    Claroline

    OLAT

    eFront

    And some freebies . . .

    Example #1
    MOODLE
    EXAMPLE
    Teacherwritten
    10 t h grade
    Lesson

    Example #2
    FLASH
    EXAMPLE
    K12, Inc.
    6 t h Grade
    History
    Lesson

    ADDITIONAL
    EXAMPLES

    Study: Online Education Continues Its


    Meteoric Growth
    By Jeff Greer
    Posted January 26, 2010
    Online

    college education is
    expandingrapidly. More than 4.6 million

    WHATS
    NEXT ?

    college students were taking at least one online course


    at the start of the 2008-2009 school year. That's more
    than 1 in 4 college students, and it's a

    17 percent increase from 2007.


    At last count, there were more than 1
    million enrollments in K-12 online
    schools in the United States. And according to
    recent research, the number of students taking
    courses online will jump to more than 10
    million in the next five years.
    -- David Nagel, 10/29/2009

    photo by Sean Mcgrath

    Photo Credits

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    2240673803/
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/olanchoaid/3
    771936163/

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/baking_in_pearls/
    CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/sonrisaelectrica/3695743740/

    http://www.freeclipartnow.com/society/law/
    Students in GHCAs computer lab, photo taken by
    Michael Surran.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/extraketchup/748443511/
    Doctors
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/interplast/55767480/
    Pottery
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/deepchi/4234470878/

    photo by Sean Mcgrath

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