Teaching Online Facilitating Learning in the Online Environment
In New Hampshire, teachers use a variety of models for teaching online, from posting daily homework assignments to posting
their entire course content online, and everything between. This page will connect you with resources and standards used
by teachers to deliver quality instruction and materials online.
Consider Your Options Carefully As more and more schools and districts move their content online, teaching online will be a greater part of the expectations for teachers. Districts and teachers will have to develop their own philosophy for distance learning and online education within their individual districts.
In Chapter 4 of his book Developing
Faculty to Use Technology, Programs and Strategies to Enhance Teaching, Douglas F. Johnson of the University of Florida talks about moving Toward a Philosophy of Online Education. The Tomorrow’s Professor Mailing List sponsored by the Stanford Center for Teaching and Learning printed an excerpt from the chapter in the book.
iNACOL National Quality Standards
International Association for K-12 Online Learning has standards for online teaching, courses, and programs. Visit the iNACOL site to see the variety of resources for online teaching and learning.
Adoption Rates of New Styles of K-12 Teaching Infographic from Ed Tech in Review
online learning resources for new hampshire
Online Schools
Schools in or near New Hampshire New Hampshire students have many options for
online learning. Some of the schools used by NH students include:
Schools in Other States Many states have established virtual schools. You can
easily visit the websites of schools in several states. Learn more. Here are
a few examples:
Other Programs
Don’t see what you need? Try searching
for online education programs from the Degree
Search database. This is a site to aid in searches for online
degree programs from trusted schools.
Online Open Courseware Many institutions have posted their online courses on the web. Open courses can be viewed free of charge.
MIT
Open Courseware
This was one of the first higher education efforts designed to
university course materials for free to the public.
iTunes
U and Mobil Learning
Apple recently partnered with several states to offer online content
through their iTunes content portal.
Open
Courseware Consortium
The OpenCourseWare Consortium is a collaboration of more than
200 higher education institutions and associated organizations
from around the world creating a broad and deep body of open educational
content using a shared model.
