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Being Successful with Online Learning

Unit 1
Orientation
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Online Content
Unit 4
Threaded Discussions
Unit 5
Authentic Projects
Unit 6
Using Feedback
Unit 7
Self Reflection

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NH e-Learning for Educators A New Hampshire e-Learning for Educators Online Tutorial

Tutorial Developer Stan Freeda

Stan is the e-Learning Consultant for the NH Department of Education. His primary role is project coordinator for OPEN NH, the NH e-Learning for Educators Initiative. The focus of e-Learning for Educators is to bring high quality online professional development to New Hampshire educators. Stan received his bachelors’ degrees in both physics (BA, 1980) and biology (BS, 1982) from Wilkes University in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. A study of the ecological succession that occurred in Candlewood Lake, CT earned Stan a Master of Arts in limnology and oceanography (1985) from Western Connecticut State University. Stan taught a variety of sciences at both the middle and high school levels prior to accepting his position at the New Hampshire Department of Education. While teaching high school biology, physics, chemistry, and environmental science, Stan continued his studies in education, earning a Master of Science in Education from the University of New England in 2005. Stan has also taught science at the college level, teaching face to face and online in the sciences. Stan has been certified to teach and develop online courses from Franklin Pierce University, Virtual High School, and EdTech Leaders Online. He has just recently earned a graduate certificate in Educational Technology and Online Learning through EDC and Antioch University Seattle.

Developed 2008


New Hampshire e-Learning for Educators is a collaborative partnership between the New Hampshire Department of Education and New Hampshire Public Television, along with Plymouth State University. Courses offered by New Hampshire e-Learning for Educators are delivered through OPEN NH.

e-Learning for Educators is a multi-state project funded by the US Department of Education through a federal Ready to Teach Grant. Participating in the project are the state education agencies and the public broadcast stations of New Hampshire, Alabama, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, along with the Education Development Center and Boston College.

e-Learning for Educators uses an online discussion-based course model to provide high quality, effective professional development that leads to gains in the educator's content knowledge, improvement in their teaching practices, and increases in the achievement of their students.

The contents of this tutorial do not necessarily represent the policies of the US Department of Education and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.

Visit New Hampshire e-Learning for Educators on the web.

For more information on the e-Learning for Educators Initiative visit the Alabama Public Television e-Learning for Educators website.

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