eLearning

The Center on Instruction offers information on eLearning. Any content that can be delivered via a variety of media, including the Internet, intranet/extranet, video tape, television, and CD/DVD is considered eLearning. It can be instructor-led or self-directed, in real time or asynchronous and can help educators improve outcomes for special populations of students K-12 through credit recovery or accelerated and advanced placement courses.

The term eLearning includes:

web-based learning
computer-based learning
virtual classrooms
digital collaboration

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	Special Populations (3)
	Virtual Schools (9)
	Instruction (5)
	Adolescent Literacy (1)
	Instructional Practice (13)
	Instructional Tools (5)
	SIG (1)
	ARRA (1)

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	Research: Meta-analyses and Summaries (10) syntheses of research and summaries of best practices
	Practitioner Guides (5) translate the research into user-friendly guides for the practitioner
	PD Modules and Training Materials (5) PowerPoint presentations with speaker, Facilitator's Guides and Participant's Guides
	Tools (2) hands-on resources for teachers and leaders
	Examples from the Field (7) identification of examples in the field
	Standards and Assessments (2) includes the latest on the Common Core Standards
	Professional Development Events (1) archived meeting materials to help states, districts, and schools to provide training to their staff