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e-Learning Overview
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e-Learning Overview
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e-Learning Overview
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Agenda
e-Summer School e-Learning Day School Moving Forward
e-Summer School
Expanding Options
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1,381
1400
1050
350
2009
2010
2011
2012
2011
Pass 81%
2012
Pass 83%
Attrition 19%
Attrition 17%
e-Summer School has a proven track record of meeting high student demand in a scally responsible manner.
Summary
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e-Summer School
Allocated budget has limited the number of e-Summer School courses offered. Increased funding is required to sustain & grow this program.
Summary
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e-Summer School
Original Mandate
e-Learning Day School
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2400
2,313 2,120
1800
1,728
1200
600
2009-2010
2010-2011 2011-2012
Total Registration
e-Learning Day School
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1575
1600
projected
Semester 1 Semester 2
1200
997 731
800
400
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
Registration by Semester
e-Learning Day School
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500
408
375
projected
270 186
250
125
2011-2012
2012-2013
Waitlist by Semester
e-Learning Day School
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80
20
2009-2010
2010-2011 2011-2012
800
600
400
357
2009-2010
2010-2011
Credits Earned
e-Learning Day School
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2011-2012
Classes Required to Accomodate Waitlisted Students Semester 1 Classes Offered Semester 2 Classes Offered 45 39 33 30 24 30 33 30 39
50
45
30
projected
40
30
20
10
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
We need to meet student demand and provide their rst choice of courses and learning in a exible environment. Moving forward, we need a sustainable stafng model to meet student demand.
Summary
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Moving Forward
Achieving Sustainable Growth
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continue
add
Local e-Learning
November 2012 e-Learning Central Ofce provides a list to all OSR schools of available e-Learning courses December 2012 Schools will place a selection of e-learning courses on student course selection sheets. February to March 2013 Student course requests will determine e-Learning courses that will run locally. (teacher & students are at the same school)
Central e-Learning
March 2013 (after stafng allocation) Schools identify 3 courses offered but not running locally & send to e-Learning Central Ofce. April 2013 e-Learning Central course offerings are determined in consultation with Employee Services. May 2013 Teachers* assigned to teach Central e-Learning courses. *process to be nalized with Employee Services
Recommendations
Moving Forward
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increased rst choice of courses exible learning environment preparation for post-secondary resolves student timetable conicts supports different learning styles
reduce textbook costs reduce/eliminate photocopying staff gain online teaching experience fewer timetabling issues exible use of school space
Teaching & Learning with Technology continues to provide system-wide support & professional learning for all e-Learning teachers
e-Learning Central Ofce continues to facilitate the central e-Learning Day School program
Central Supports
Moving Forward
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If we are to meet students needs in schools of the future we must be innovative in our stafng and program models.
*one of the four themes from our k-12 strategy
TDSB e-Learning
Teaching & Learning with Technology, IT Services
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