online learning | Distance Learning
We get a lot of questions about online learning and distance learning at AES. Most often, we're asked if our online learning programs are designed specifically for distance learning. When we say that our programs are for elearning, the next question we get is "What's the difference?" In a nutshell, the key difference between online learning and distance learning is geography. Students can be together with an instructor and use online learning, but distance learning implies that students and instructor are separated. On this page, we'll take a look the differences between (and advantages of) online learning and distance learning, especially in the context of CTE programs like HealthCenter21 and Business&ITCenter21.
I get a lot of questions from busy teachers about using blended learning.
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eLearning | Blended Learning | Digital Curriculum | flipped classroom | eBook
When reviewing our CTE curriculum, some of the most common questions that teachers ask us is “What is eLearning?” and "How is eLearning different from eBooks and online courses?"
Blended Learning | Differentiated Instruction | Digital Curriculum | Teaching Strategies
CTE teachers are faced with increasingly diverse students in the classroom, and finding ways to differentiate your lessons can be tough. Some students will come to your class with more knowledge and experience than others. Not to mention that students all learn at different paces and in different ways. It may seem like a never-ending task, but there is a solution! Using technology to differentiate instruction can help you save time while better meeting the needs of all of your students.
Computer Applications | Microsoft Excel | Microsoft Office
In working with thousands of computer applications teachers, it seems these teachers are always looking for new Microsoft Excel lesson plans and activities. Teaching Excel to middle school students is not as easy as Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, since it is harder to find the right balance of information without going too in-depth.
Blended Learning | Career and Technical Education | CTE | Teaching Strategies
As a CTE curriculum developer and provider, the term "blended learning" is a big part of our daily dialog here at AES. It’s what we believe in, and it’s how we encourage teachers to use our curriculum. When teachers are reviewing our eLearning curriculum and we talk about blended learning, we are often asked questions like: “What is blended learning in CTE?” and “How are other CTE teachers successfully implementing blended learning in the classroom?”