All students at Marshall McLuhan are now IN-PERSON. In circumstances where the Provincial Government declares that schools must close, this will be the main mode of learning. This includes Brightspace/D2L or Google Classroom.
Distance Learning occurs when a student is demonstrating learning outcomes in communication with his/her teacher when they are not in the typical in-person classroom environment. Distance learning can be synchronous or asynchronous.
Synchronous Learning occurs when the teacher interacts with a student or group of students in real-time either online or through other means in relation to the course content, lessons or assessment tools. Learning platforms such as Brightspace and Google classroom can be used to support this approach.
Asynchronous Learning does not occur in-real time. Students respond to course content, lessons or assessments typically through accessing the learning platform where the teacher has placed these activities. Although this can seem to look like independent work, ideas, response and feedback can still occur. The feedback does not happen simultaneously with the teacher.
The MMCSS Library Learning Commons website provides links to a multitude of resources that you can use to complete your assignments.
Visit TCDSB Assistive Technology website (click image below) to access resources, including:
Login instructions to access technologies from home
Tutorials about how to use various technologies