Latests Posts
Virtual Public Charter School Opens 2013-2014 Enrollment Today
March 6, 2013 By admin Leave a Comment
Georgia Connections Academy, a fully accredited provider of high-quality, highly accountable virtual K-12 schooling, will open enrollment for the 2013-2014 school year today, March 4.
“We are enrolling 1000 additional students across all grade levels for the coming academic year,” said Principal Heather Robinson, Georgia Connections Academy. “We have a waiting list as we open enrollment, so we encourage parents to get their applications in now.”
For the rest of the article, go to Virtual Public Charter School Opens 2013-2014 Enrollment Today
Jigsaw Meeting Announces a New Website Design that Provides User Friendly Navigation and More Information on Virtual Learning Benefits
March 4, 2013 By admin Leave a Comment
Jigsaw Meeting’s website is extremely user friendly with the new, easy-to-use navigations. The site offers helpful videos that explain the benefits for educators to create their own virtual schools. In addition, the site demonstrates how online learning platforms can be used by business for online corporate training and development. With the new “chat now” option, it is now faster than ever to get questions answered quickly.
Something relatively new and exciting for the healthcare industry is the ability to use an online web meeting platform to assist in training and as well as information sharing. In addition, the software enables healthcare professionals to connect to their patients.
For the rest of the article, go to Jigsaw Meeting Announces a New Website Design that Provides User Friendly Navigation and More Information on Virtual Learning Benefits
Schools seek virtual learning blend
February 18, 2013 By admin Leave a Comment
As technology provides more avenues for learning, local school systems continue to explore ways students can use it to personalize their education.
Both the Hall County and Gainesville school systems offer some form of virtual education and both systems offer blended learning courses, where technology and online resources are utilized in the classrooms.
Wood’s Mill High School in Gainesville has been working with virtual classes for four years.
The county currently offers two online courses for high school students: Spanish I and health, which started fall semester. Administrators say the two classes have been successful. The first round of Spanish 1 students are expected to complete the course this spring.
or the rest of the article, go to Schools seek virtual learning blend
