Educational Technology

July 6, 2012

Are We at the “Tipping Point” in K-12 Education?

Filed under: Educational Technology — admin @ 12:35 am

by Jenn, Blackboard Blogs

How did you imagine the future of online learning in K-12 five years ago? Did you think entire school districts would adopt digital textbooks? Or that 52% of school administrators would endorse online learning? Welcome to 2012. Where the typical student interested in online courses is a middle school girl and where “Bring Your Own Device” is a controversial phenomenon. Also, “what’s your flavor”/personalized learning is the norm. Students no longer need to tie themselves down to technology that is only available to them in the classroom. Students wish to learn anywhere, anytime. In fact, nearly 50% of students from grades 9-12 reported interest in taking an online class.

http://blog.blackboard.com/company/featured/are-we-at-the-%E2%80%9Ctipping-point%E2%80%9D-in-k-12-education/

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