Ministry of Education Using E-Learning in Technological Education Classes OCTE Conference May 21-23, 2009

Ministry of Education

Using E-Learning in Technological Education Classes

Using E-Learning in Technological Education Classes

OCTE ConferenceMay 21-23, 2009

OCTE ConferenceMay 21-23, 2009

AgendaAgenda

•Overview of the provincial e-learning strategy

•Why e-learning in technology classes?

•E-learning courses

•E-learning resources

•SHSM community

•Overview of the provincial e-learning strategy

•Why e-learning in technology classes?

•E-learning courses

•E-learning resources

•SHSM community

Ontario’s Provincial E-Learning StrategyOntario’s Provincial E-Learning Strategy

The provincial e-learning strategy provides provincially funded school boards, school authorities, and provincial schools with some key tools:

• a learning management system (LMS or D2L)

• a learning object repository (Ontario Educational Resource Bank - OERB)

• access to credit courses

• access to online resources for classrooms

• a seat reservation system (SRS)

• a community of practice (e-Community).

The provincial e-learning strategy provides provincially funded school boards, school authorities, and provincial schools with some key tools:

• a learning management system (LMS or D2L)

• a learning object repository (Ontario Educational Resource Bank - OERB)

• access to credit courses

• access to online resources for classrooms

• a seat reservation system (SRS)

• a community of practice (e-Community).

Why E-Learning in Technology Classes?Why E-Learning in Technology Classes?

•Student engagement and variety

•Student absenteeism, review, remediation, and safety

•Access to specialized knowledge and materials

•Preparation for the future

•Exposure to innovative practice of other teachers

•Student engagement and variety

•Student absenteeism, review, remediation, and safety

•Access to specialized knowledge and materials

•Preparation for the future

•Exposure to innovative practice of other teachers

Provincial E-Learning CoursesProvincial E-Learning Courses

Subjects Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12The Arts ASM2O

Business BTT1O BAF3MBAI3E*BDI3CBMI3CBTA3O

BAT4MBBB4MBDV4C

BOH4M*BTX4E

Canadian and World Studies

CGC1DCGC1P

CHC2DCHC2PCHV2O

CGF3MCGF3M (FI)

CGG3OCHA3UCLU3ECLU3M

CGR4MCGW4UCHI4UCHY4UCIA4UCLN4U

Computer Science

ICS3C*ICS3MICS3U*

ICS4C*ICS4MICS4U*


Subjects Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

Cooperative Education

COOP COOP

English ENG1DENG1LENG1P

ENG2DENG2LENG2P

ENG3CENG3EENG3UEMS3O

EBT4OENG4CENG4EENG4UEWC4U

French FSF1P FSF4U

Guidance and Career

Education

GLS1O GLC2O GWL3O

Health & Physical

Education

PPZ3O

Interdisciplinary Studies

IDC4U



Mathematics MAT1LMFM1PMPM1DMPM1H

MAT2LMFM2PMPM2D

MBF3CMCF3MMCR3UMEL3E

MAP4CMCT4CMCV4UMDM4UMEL4EMHF4U

Native Studies NBV3E

Science SNC1P* SNC2P* SBI3C*SBI3U*SCH3U*SNC3E*SNC3M*

SBI4U*SCH4C*SES4U*SPH4C*SPH4U*



Social Sciences and Humanities

HRE1O HRE2O HNC3OHPC3OHRT3MHSP3M

HHS4MHSB4MHZT4U

Technological Education

TCJ2O**TTJ2O**

TCJ3C**TCJ3E**TTJ3C**TTJ3E**

TCJ4C**TCJ4E**TTJ4C**TTJ4E**

* Courses currently in development; planned for September 2009 release.

** Courses currently in development; planned for September 2009 release. Only the theoretical components of these courses will be developed.


http://courses.elearningontario.ca

Usernames and passwords are obtained from your

DeLC.

http://courses.elearningontario.ca/



Learning Management System (LMS)

Ontario Educational Resource Bank (LOR)

•Teacher-mediated courses created by Ontario teachers

•Digital learning resources created by Ontario teachers

•Courses for grades 9-12 •Resources for grades K-12

•Includes communication tools •Includes search options

•Password protected for e-learning teachers and students

•Password protected for teachers and students (board’s discretion)

•May be used for e-learning credit recovery courses

•May be used for face-to-face credit recovery courses

•Equitable access to e-learning courses and reduction of duplication

•Equitable access to resources and expertise of other teachers in the province

Using the OERB to Meet Students’ NeedsUsing the OERB to Meet Students’ Needs

School APeriod 1

Construction

Meeting the needs of individual students or students in an individual group or class:

•Enrichment

•Remediation

•Absences

•Engagement

•Multi-grade / destination classes

Using the LMS to Meet Students’ NeedsUsing the LMS to Meet Students’ Needs

School APeriod 1

Transportation

Meeting the needs of students in a class involved in blended learning pilots:

•Students planning on entering apprenticeships

•Differentiated instruction

•Flexible delivery

•Engaging strategies for delivering theory

Potential Applications to Address Unique CircumstancesPotential Applications to Address Unique Circumstances

School B GLD2O

School AGLN4O

School CTCJ Teacher

This model can be used to assist small schools in offering a greater diversity of programs within their own building:

•Lack of school technical facilities

•Limited access to specialist teachers

Note that there is a distance between

teacher and student, or between student and

student in a given course.

ResourcesResources

ResourcesResources

http://resources.elearningontario.ca

Usernames and passwords may be obtained from your DeLC.

ResourcesResources

Lesson Plans

Rubrics

Presentations

Worksheets

Quizzes

Assignments

Unit Plans

AnimationsStories

ExperimentsVideos

Novel Studies

What do you need? What can you give?

ResourcesResources

http://share.elearningontario.ca

e-Community Ontarioe-Community Ontario

http://community.elearningontario.ca

Usernames and passwords to the SHSM forum are available

through the moderator.

QuestionsQuestions

http://www.elearningontario.ca http://www.elearningontario.ca

Documents

Ministry of Education Using E-Learning in Technological Education Classes OCTE Conference May 21-23, 2009