Omaha Public Schools eLearning - Revision history

SaraFrankBristow at 01:46, 19 December 2011

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SaraFrankBristow at 14:37, 4 November 2011

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SaraFrankBristow at 14:37, 4 November 2011

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	''~~Note: most of this content~~ is ~~drawn from~~ a ~~single report~~, ~~"Keeping Pace With K~~-12 ~~Online Learning~~,~~" and~~ at a ~~glance, content has proven difficult to confirm via other sources (Sept 2011)~~.''		''Omaha Public Schools eLearning'' ('''OPS''') is a district-run school programme in the [[US]] state of [[Nebraska]], founded in 2006. OPS was initially designed to meet the needs of credit recovery students in grades 9-12, but evolved into a blended learning programme for all students. Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers.

	~~''Omaha Public Schools eLearning'' ('''OPS''') is a district~~-~~run school programme in the [[US]] state of [[Nebraska]], founded in 2006. It had 9~~,000 ~~course enrollments in 2009~~-~~10, an increase of 20% over the previous year. OPS was initially designed~~ to ~~meet the needs of credit recovery~~ students ~~in grades 9~~-12, ~~but evolved into a blended learning programme for all~~ students.		In 2010-2011 there were nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students; 600 full-time online students; and 2,500 supplemental students.

	Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).		OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).

	The Omaha Public Schools web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/. There is no obvious web site for its eLearning programme.		The Omaha Public Schools web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/. There is no obvious web site for its eLearning programme.

			''Note: most of this content is drawn from a single report, "Keeping Pace With K-12 Online Learning," and at a glance, content has proven difficult to confirm via other sources (Sept 2011).''

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SaraFrankBristow at 03:25, 5 September 2011

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	''Omaha Public Schools eLearning'' ('''OPS''') is a ~~well-established~~ district-run school programme in the [[US]] state of [[Nebraska]], founded in 2006. It had 9,000 course enrollments in 2009-10, an increase of 20% over the previous year. OPS was initially designed to meet the needs of credit recovery students in grades 9-12, but evolved into a blended learning programme for all students.		''Note: most of this content is drawn from a single report, "Keeping Pace With K-12 Online Learning," and at a glance, content has proven difficult to confirm via other sources (Sept 2011).''

			''Omaha Public Schools eLearning'' ('''OPS''') is a district-run school programme in the [[US]] state of [[Nebraska]], founded in 2006. It had 9,000 course enrollments in 2009-10, an increase of 20% over the previous year. OPS was initially designed to meet the needs of credit recovery students in grades 9-12, but evolved into a blended learning programme for all students.

	Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).		Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).

	~~Note: most of this content is drawn from a single report, "Keeping Pace With K-12 Online Learning," and on content has proven difficult to confirm via other sources (Sept 2011).~~		The Omaha Public Schools web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/. There is no obvious web site for its eLearning programme.

	The Omaha Public Schools web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/. There is no web site for its eLearning programme.

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SaraFrankBristow: Update to reflect some uncertainty as to veracity of content

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Update to reflect some uncertainty as to veracity of content

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	Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).		Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).

			Note: most of this content is drawn from a single report, "Keeping Pace With K-12 Online Learning," and on content has proven difficult to confirm via other sources (Sept 2011).

	The Omaha Public Schools web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/. There is no web site for its eLearning programme.		The Omaha Public Schools web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/. There is no web site for its eLearning programme.

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	== References ==		== References ==
			* "Keeping Pace With Online Learning: An Annual Review of Policy and Practice". Evergreen Education Group, 2010, http://kpk12.com/reports/

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SaraFrankBristow at 03:13, 5 September 2011

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	Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).		Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).

	The Omaha Public Schools ~~eLearning~~ web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/.		The Omaha Public Schools web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/. There is no web site for its eLearning programme.

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	== References ==		== References ==
	* "A National Primer on K-12 Online Learning", iNACOL, October 2010, http://www.inacol.org/research/docs/national_report.pdf
	* Omaha Public Schools eLearning web site, http://www.ops.org/district/ for more information

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	~~{{V_Stub}}~~		''Omaha Public Schools eLearning'' ('''OPS''') is a well-established district-run school programme in the [[US]] state of [[Nebraska]], founded in 2006. It had 9,000 course enrollments in 2009-10, an increase of 20% over the previous year. OPS was initially designed to meet the needs of credit recovery students in grades 9-12, but evolved into a blended learning programme for all students.

	~~''This research was prepared in April 2011 and is not yet formatted for the VISCED wiki. Sara will edit when schools template is available.''~~		Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers. There were also nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online students; and other 2500 supplemental students. OPS uses [[OER]] content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education).

	* ''Omaha Public Schools eLearning'' ('''OPS''') is a well-established district-run school programme in the [[US]] state of [[Nebraska]], founded in 2006
	* Initially designed to meet the needs of credit recovery students in grades 9-12; evolved into a blended learning programme for all students
	* Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers
	* 9,000 course enrollments in 2009-10, an increase of 20%. ~~Nearly~~ 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online; 2500 supplemental
	* Using OER content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education)

	The Omaha Public Schools eLearning web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/.		The Omaha Public Schools eLearning web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/.
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	== References ==		== References ==
	~~See~~ http://www.ops.org/district/ for more information.		* "A National Primer on K-12 Online Learning", iNACOL, October 2010, http://www.inacol.org/research/docs/national_report.pdf
			* Omaha Public Schools eLearning web site, http://www.ops.org/district/ for more information


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SaraFrankBristow at 18:35, 17 June 2011

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	''This research was prepared in April 2011 and is not yet formatted for the VISCED wiki. Sara will edit when schools template is available.''		''This research was prepared in April 2011 and is not yet formatted for the VISCED wiki. Sara will edit when schools template is available.''

	~~PASTE LIST HERE~~		* ''Omaha Public Schools eLearning'' ('''OPS''') is a well-established district-run school programme in the [[US]] state of [[Nebraska]], founded in 2006
			* Initially designed to meet the needs of credit recovery students in grades 9-12; evolved into a blended learning programme for all students
			* Credit recovery students access online content while at a physical school with in-person teachers
			* 9,000 course enrollments in 2009-10, an increase of 20%. Nearly 15,000 blended face-to-face students in 2010-11; 600 full-time online; 2500 supplemental
			* Using OER content from NROC (Monterey Institute for Technology and Education)

	The ~~XXXXX~~ web site is at ~~XXXXX~~		The Omaha Public Schools eLearning web site is at http://www.ops.org/district/.

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	== References ==		== References ==
	See ~~XXXXX~~ for more information.		See http://www.ops.org/district/ for more information.

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SaraFrankBristow: add entry

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''This research was prepared in April 2011 and is not yet formatted for the VISCED wiki. Sara will edit when schools template is available.''

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== References ==
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