This session will focus on pathways to prepare our teachers for the demand of technology in the Common Core. Are your teachers thinking about moving their classes online or teaching blended courses? Join us to learn and share what various county offices of education and districts are doing to provide services to help their teachers reach proficiency in the tech components in the Common Core. Walk away with the tools and resources you need to help support your teachers in becoming digital proficient educators.
Teaching & Professional Development in the Common Core
1. ED TECH DRIVEN BY LEARNING
TEACHING & PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT IN THE COMMON
CORE
Martin
Ricardo
Cisneros
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Academic
Technology
Specialist
2. L I N K T O P R E S E N TAT I O N
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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Ed Tech Driven By Learning: Teaching & Professional Development in the Common Core
3. Tech Demands of The CCSS
ARE YOU READY?
Ed Tech Driven By Learning: Teaching & Professional Development in the Common Core
26. Avoid the Myth -“Any regular classroom teacher is qualified to teach
online or a blended classroom,”
Teaching online requires a new
and different skill set than the
brick-and-mortar classroom
27. How many of you have taken an online class?
What was your experience?
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28. BESIDES GADGETS
W H AT I S T H E K N O W L E D G E Y O U R
TEACHERS NEED TO KNOW?
40. N AT I O N A L S TA N D A R D S
FOR QUALITY ONLINE
TEACHING
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from iNACOL (International
Associations for K-12 Online Learning)
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Online Pedagogy
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Promoting Active Learning Online
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Regular and Meaningful Feedback
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Online Assessment and Evaluation
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Communication and Collaboration
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Technology Skills
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Community Building
45. The first year of teaching online/blended can be
very similar to the first year of teaching -supporting your teachers in their first years in this
new learning environment is essential.
SUPPORT YOUR TEACHERS
48. CALIFORNIA
ELEARNING
FRAMEWORK
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As a result of the work of the Digital
Commons group and a gathering of
county office staff around the eLearning
Framework, CCSESA requested that a
new subcommittee be created. The
Online Learning Collaborative
Subcommittee was developed to
include equal regional representation
from both CISC and TTSC. The OLCS
was tasked with updating the eLearning
framework, make online learning policy
recommendations to CCSESA, and
create resources to guide County
Offices of Education in the
implementation of online and blended
learning.
bit.ly/olcstoolkit