iNACOL Policy Update – Enabling Policies to Transform K-12 Education
iNACOL will be blogging weekly to share policy developments – both barriers and enablers – for the transformation to student-centered
December 17, 2014
Category: Competency-Based Education
Guest blogger Tom Lynch reviews Software Takes Command by Lev Manovich
Tom Liam Lynch of Pace University is today’s guest blogger. He reviewed Lev Manovich’s book Software Takes Command. The more
January 29, 2014
Webinar: Research on Algebra 1 and Biology Teachers (Recording link)
Last year, iNACOL started the Research in Review Webinar Series, and in this and near future posts, I wanted to
January 8, 2014
Socialization in K-12 online learning – a brief lit review by Sharon Paster, iNACOL research intern
Today’s guest blogger is one of the iNACOL research interns, Sharon Paster, who does a brief literature review of socialization
December 4, 2013
Accountability 3.0
A series of posts focused on Student-centered Accountability 3.0 as a requirement for supporting student-centered learning. (Part 1) We must
December 3, 2013
Gaming in K-12 online learning – Anuar Andres Lequerica (Guest blogger)
Today’s guest post is by one of iNACOL’s Research Interns, Anuar Andres Lequerica, who is interested in K-12 online learning
November 8, 2013
Mastery-based learning literature by Tina Chargois, iNACOL intern
Today’s post is by one of iNACOL’s Research Interns, Tina Chargois. She did a miniature literature review on mastery-based learning.
October 9, 2013
Beta no more! Launch of Research Clearinghouse!
Guest post today is by Dr. Joe Freidhoff, Director of Michigan Virtual Learning Research Institute at MVU. Also note that
September 20, 2013
GS Essay Contest for Innovation in US Education
If you haven’t seen it, Goldman Sachs is hosting an essay contest highlighting ideas to boost innovation in U.S. education.
March 28, 2013
Blended Learning Philanthropy
What’s been on my mind: new learning models, role of philanthropy, practice and policy (including new accountability)… all student-centered. As
December 4, 2012