I've partnered with BlackboardK12 to share out the awesome sessions they are having this Fall. Educators can sign up to attend and share with other great educators what they have learned. I'll feature the session and the description on my blog each week and on my Twitter account. If you have questions, feel free to shoot a tweet to @BlackboardK12. Have fun learning and sharing!
School-University Partnership for Preparing and Supporting K-12 Online Teachers
The North Carolina Virtual Public School and Lenoir-Rhyne University have developed a school-university partnership designed to invest in building capacity for K-12 online teachers. This partnership contributes to the field of online learning in critical areas, including quality preparation of K-12 online teachers and research into effective practices for preparing and supporting K-12 online teachers. In this session, a representative from each institution will share their efforts to develop and sustain this collaborative partnership. Specifically, presenters will highlight the joint online teaching practicum and share findings from research into effective methods for preparing and supporting K-12 online teachers.
Leslie Fetzer & Leslie White
Leslie Fetzer is a Professional Learning Coordinator at the North Carolina Virtual Public School. As the 2012 National Online Teacher of the Year, Leslie made over 70 appearances speaking at conferences, webinars, leading workshops, etc. Her hope is to dispel myths about online education; to show how all students can succeed with personalized, differentiated online instruction; and to empower teachers to teach online and to “blend” learning in their classrooms.
Leslie White teaches OCS American History for North Carolina Virtual Public School and serves as an Instructional Leader for its Teachers in Training & Practicum Program. She has been teaching for 10 years, 6 years in the classroom and 4 years online. She lives in Cary, NC with her husband and 2 daughters.
Twitter: @lafetz00
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Don't forget to check out the Blackboard Live App. It has all of the sessions you might have missed and much much more.
School-University Partnership for Preparing and Supporting K-12 Online Teachers
The North Carolina Virtual Public School and Lenoir-Rhyne University have developed a school-university partnership designed to invest in building capacity for K-12 online teachers. This partnership contributes to the field of online learning in critical areas, including quality preparation of K-12 online teachers and research into effective practices for preparing and supporting K-12 online teachers. In this session, a representative from each institution will share their efforts to develop and sustain this collaborative partnership. Specifically, presenters will highlight the joint online teaching practicum and share findings from research into effective methods for preparing and supporting K-12 online teachers.
Leslie Fetzer & Leslie White
Leslie Fetzer is a Professional Learning Coordinator at the North Carolina Virtual Public School. As the 2012 National Online Teacher of the Year, Leslie made over 70 appearances speaking at conferences, webinars, leading workshops, etc. Her hope is to dispel myths about online education; to show how all students can succeed with personalized, differentiated online instruction; and to empower teachers to teach online and to “blend” learning in their classrooms.
Leslie White teaches OCS American History for North Carolina Virtual Public School and serves as an Instructional Leader for its Teachers in Training & Practicum Program. She has been teaching for 10 years, 6 years in the classroom and 4 years online. She lives in Cary, NC with her husband and 2 daughters.
Twitter: @lafetz00
When: Monday, November 3, 2014 3:30PM EST
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Don't forget to check out the Blackboard Live App. It has all of the sessions you might have missed and much much more.
Here is the playlist where you can watch this recorded session and other sessions you might have missed.
It is a really good thing, you know! You’ve done a big job. I am sure that teachers will definitely appreciate it. It is not that often when someone is doing something for them. For some reason we all think that students require our support with all their essays online. But what about teachers? How can they are always forgotten? Thanks to people like you are they are not! Let us know how many teachers chose to sign up for this program
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