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The key to ELearning and Remote Learning is to Focus on the Learning.
Ask John for help if you need it!
John can walk you through your lesson.
John Langley jlangley@ppcusd8.org
@piratedjlangley
The ELearning or Remote Learning process should be blocked out just like your typical lesson plan in the classroom:
Lecture
Information
Modeling (screencasting a presentation)
Modeling (video recording of a technique)
Application/Activity
Formative Assessment
However, break the learning into small chunks.
There are two basic modes of delivery for ELearning or Remote Learning:
Asynchronous: the teacher records a lecture and uploads the video to send out to students via Google Classroom, email, etc. (this is the most popular mode of Remote Learning/ELearning or Online Learning)
Synchronous: happening in the moment with all students in the class in a web conference tool. However, it can be recorded so students who are absent can view it, or students can watch it again to review.
The links in the navigation bar that jump off to other sites are designated with an * in the beginning of the title.
Be sure to check the Free Subscriptions link.
Education Companies are offering Free subscriptions due to School Closings
Check the ELearning in Illinois link for Resources collected from schools in Illinois
ISBE created a Keep Learning webpage full of resources including: Resources for Special Education, General Curriculum Assistance, and resources for each core subject area (as well as PE and Visual & Performing Arts).
Updates will be made to this site periodically - keep checking back.
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