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Episode 40: Kim Loomis, Clark County School District, Nevada
https://soundcloud.com/mvlri/episode-40-kim-loomis-clark-county-school-district-nevadaIn this episode, we’re talking with Kim Loomis of the Clark County School District in Clark County, Nevada. Kim se
Success in a Totally Virtual Program
This is the first in a series of blog posts written by Michigan Virtual’s Regional Mentor Leaders to bring to life what mentors do to build and maintain a supportive online learner environment to help
The Blended Learning Fight Club
The first rule of blended learning is: you do not talk about blended learning.
Unlocking the Next Level of Science Teaching
I’m not ashamed to admit it — I’m 34, married with three children and I still like to play video games.While the Sega Genesis gave birth to my addiction, I do vividly recall huddling around the Commod
Accountability in Online Learning: Ann Arbor Public Schools
This blog post is the second in a series examining district-level accountability and teacher effectiveness related to virtual learning in Michigan. Each post in the series is accompanied by a podcast
Accountability in Online Learning: Grand Ledge Public Schools
This blog post is the first in a series examining district-level accountability and teacher effectiveness related to virtual learning in Michigan. Each post in the series is accompanied by a podcast w
Online Credit Recovery Series: Buchanan High School
This blog post is the third and final in MVLRI’s series on online credit recovery programs in Michigan, examining their intended purposes and key outcomes, the benefits of having online credit recov
Student motivation in online science courses: A path to spending more time on course and higher achievement
Written by:Joshua Rosenberg Michigan State University jrosen@msu.eduandDr. John Ranellucci Hunter College, CUNY johnranellucci@gmail.comHow can we motivate our students to engage with the course mater
Online Credit Recovery Series: Kenowa Hills High School
This blog post is the second in MVLRI’s series on online credit recovery programs in Michigan, examining their intended purposes and key outcomes, the benefits of having online credit recovery program
Podcast: The End of Swiss Cheese Learning with Dan Spencer
SHOW #6! We have had a great time chatting with teachers, administrators, and technology integration specialists and this episode was no different. We had on our guest, and friend, Dan Spencer. Dan is
Comparing Virtual Schools in Michigan to National Trends Identified in NEPC's Annual National Report, 2017
In April 2017, the National Education Policy Center (NEPC), released its fifth annual report on virtual schools in the U.S, Virtual Schools in the U.S. 2017. In it, the authors provide “objective anal
Conference Recap: 2017 Blended and Personalized Learning Conference
MVLRI staff attended the 2017 Blended and Personalized Learning Conference, hosted by The Highlander Institute, The Christensen Institute and The Learning Accelerator. Over the course of two days, att
Podcast: Talking Marginalia with Rachelle
Thanks so much for tuning into the show and checking out the show notes! We appreciate YOU! In our 5th episode, we got into some deep conversations with Rachelle Wynkoop surrounding literacy, explored
Podcast: Talking Marginalia with Rachelle
Thanks so much for tuning into the show and checking out the show notes! We appreciate YOU! In our 5th episode, we got into some deep conversations with Rachelle Wynkoop surrounding literacy, explored
Podcast: Talking Marginalia with Rachelle
Thanks so much for tuning into the show and checking out the show notes! We appreciate YOU! In our 5th episode, we got into some deep conversations with Rachelle Wynkoop surrounding literacy, explored
Podcast: Talking Marginalia with Rachelle
Thanks so much for tuning into the show and checking out the show notes! We appreciate YOU! In our 5th episode, we got into some deep conversations with Rachelle Wynkoop surrounding literacy, explored
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS for dissertation research - Online teachers sought for participation in survey on iNACOL standards
The following request comes from our colleague at UC Scout, Kevin Heller, a doctoral candidate in Education at UC Davis.Dear Online Teacher,The iNACOL Standards for high-quality online education are w
Episode 35: Dallas Bell, Success Virtual Learning Centers
https://soundcloud.com/mvlri/episode-35-dallas-bell-success-virtual-learning-centersThis episode is the first of a series that MVLRI is undertaking to explore the use of online learning for credit rec
Online Credit Recovery Series: Success Virtual Learning Centers
This blog post is the first in a series MVLRI is undertaking this year to explore the use of online learning for credit recovery here in the state of Michigan. Throughout the course of this series, we
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