I am painfully aware that I have not posted to this blog in quite some time. It isn't because I've lost interest in educational technology. In fact, quite the opposite is true. I've been working on, focusing on, consumed by several programs of my own.
One of the programs involves an easier way to allow teachers to post homework and announcements to the school district's website.
As I move forward, I thought I would reach out to my limited readership with a few questions.
- Does your school district require teachers to post homework assignments online?
- If so, how is it done? Paid service, free service?
- What is the general response from teachers in schools where this is required?
I know I don't have a huge legion of readers to this blog (chances are you found your way here looking for Flash Jeopardy), but I am cautiously optimistic that a few people from around the country (world?) will take a moment to respond to this discussion.
Thanks to anyone who does!
We are in the process of creating an online and/or hybrid course. We, unfortunately, don't do any classes or work online. We are looking at using Moodle for our learning management system. I realize you are not creating a lms per se, but that is the direction our district is moving.
ReplyDeleteI have been using Moodle for almost 4 years. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHow is your school planning to implement the program in your district? Moodle has so many great features that can be used both in the classroom and for work that students can complete on their own at home.