Learning Management Systems
iNACOL_FunctionalRequirementsForIntegratedSystems.pdfExemplar Resource
Glowa, L. and Goodell, J. (2016) Student-Centered Learning: Functional Requirements for Integrated Systems to Optimize Learning Vienna, VA.: International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL).
iNACOL, The International Association for K–12 Online Learning www.inacol.org
LMS Case Studies from CCSSO and 2Revolutions.pdfExemplar Resource
CCSSO and 2Revolutions published a report on the future of learning management systems (LMS) rooted in a more student-centered approach: Roadmap for Competency-based Systems: Leveraging Next Generation Technologies. Follow this link to find facilitator guides for state leaders, district/school leaders, and technology leaders.
Click on the image to the left to read case studies from organizations that have implemented innovative solutions to the complex demands of reporting learning with students at the center.
Tech Combinations for CBE.pdfExemplar Resource
Many organizations are finding it takes a combination of technology solutions to marshal the student-centered data they seek to share with various stakeholders. This report by CCSSO and 2Revolutions outlines possible combinations organizations might explore while the LMS field catches up with these pioneering efforts.
iNACOL_CW_IssueBrief_ReEngineeringCompEd_final.pdfExemplar Resource
Glowa, Liz 2013. Re-Engineering Information Technology: Design Considerations for Competency Education, A CompetencyWorks Issue Brief, International Association for K–12 Online Learning.
Integrated Learning Platforms: One Repository for Curriculum, Projects, and Reporting of Affective and Academic Learning
Summit Learning: An Exemplar Resource
According to Summit Learning's website:
"The Summit Learning Program started off as a small pilot at Summit Public Schools with only 19 schools in 2015. Today, it serves more than 380 schools, nearly 3,800 educators, and more than 72,000 students across the U.S. This community continues to grow - as does the team working in support of it. We believe the Program is ready to succeed as its own nonprofit organization, beginning in 2019-20 school year."
Who they are: "Summit Public Schools is a leading network of public schools that equips all students to lead a fulfilled life. It operates 11 schools in California and Washington and shares its personalized approach to teaching and learning - Summit Learning - with more than 380 schools across the country for free. Summit Learning forms the foundation on which Summit's successful schools were built, with its schools consistently ranking among the best in the nation. Historically, 99 percent of its graduates are accepted into at least one four-year college and complete college at double the national average."