Welcome to a New Day!The State of IRSC Adult Education e-Learning in 2011-2012

Happy 2012!

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Introducing… your virtual classroom

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Past Data: Adult Ed Online Enrollment Summary

    Students Students with LCPs

% Students with LCPs

Students w/ 10hrs or more

% Students w/ 10hrs or more

Students Co-Enrolled

% Students Co-Enrolled

# Transitioned Post Sec

% Transitioned Post Sec

Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

% Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

  Year 2009-10 470 175 37% 470 100% 43 9% 21 4% 1 0%

  13201 ABE 152 58 38% 152 100% 2 1% 1 1% 0 0%

  13202 AHS 188 100 53% 188 100% 32 17% 16 9% 0 0%

  13203 GED 59 10 17% 59 100% 1 2% 1 2% 1 2%

  13204 ESL 83 13 16% 83 100% 8 10% 3 4% 0 0%

    Students Students with LCPs

% Students with LCPs

Students w/ 10hrs or more

% Students w/ 10hrs or more

Students Co-Enrolled

% Students Co-Enrolled

# Transitioned Post Sec

% Transitioned Post Sec

Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

% Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

  Year 2008-09 410 168 41% 410 100% 49 12% 21 5% 0 0%

  13201 ABE 183 59 32% 183 100% 10 5% 3 2% 0 0%

  13202 AHS 182 105 58% 182 100% 36 20% 16 9% 0 0%

  13203 GED 46 14 30% 46 100% 4 9% 3 7% 0 0%

  13204 ESL 17 4 24% 17 100% 1 6% 0 0% 0 0%

    Students Students with LCPs

% Students with LCPs

Students w/ 10hrs or more

% Students w/ 10hrs or more

Students Co-Enrolled

% Students Co-Enrolled

# Transitioned Post Sec

% Transitioned Post Sec

Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

% Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

  Year 2007-08 319 113 35% 319 100% 36 11% 18 6% 0 0%

  13201 ABE 169 51 30% 169 100% 11 7% 3 2% 0 0%

  13202 AHS 126 60 48% 126 100% 22 17% 10 8% 0 0%

  13203 GED 39 8 21% 39 100% 4 10% 5 13% 0 0%

    Students Students with LCPs

% Students with LCPs

Students w/ 10hrs or more

% Students w/ 10hrs or more

Students Co-Enrolled

% Students Co-Enrolled

# Transitioned Post Sec

% Transitioned Post Sec

Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

% Transitioned ESL to ABE/GED

  Year 2006-07 361 130 36% 361 100% 33 9% 16 4% 5 1%

  13201 ABE 185 47 25% 185 100% 9 5% 4 2% 5 3%

  13202 AHS 145 80 55% 145 100% 22 15% 9 6% 0 0%

  13203 GED 41 6 15% 41 100% 2 5% 3 7% 1 2%

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Successful, Model Program!

Goal for 2011-2012:

Make program profitable!

Aka, achieve passing rates!

Diana – 100% Summer I & FallPaul – 83% FallRichard – 77% Summer I

Congratulations to Instructors who surpassed the

“Goal” to date!

What?

www.liveVirtualLessons.wordPress.com

How to?

www.irscElluminate.blogspot.com

Suzanne will offer Training Workshops through March 14th,

as per your requested times/days.

When would you like them?

Outside of your regular hours may be used towards recertification.

Refresher next meeting: March 14th

Begin after spring break

At least 1 per month

To achieve our “Goal” for the year… Engage students

with more

f2f time!Live Virtual Lessons:

To achieve a “passing rate”

Welcome to the wonderful world of Live Virtual Lessons

in the Elluminate Classroom

By: Diana Lenartiene, Ed. S. Indian River State College

What is Elluminate?

Elluminate is a virtual classroom program which has been purchased for our use by Indian River State College and the Florida Adult Technical Distance Education Consortium (FATDEC). It is web based.

What is Elluminate?

There are two ways to log in to this program; either as a teacher (called moderator in the program), or as a student. Students do not need login and password credentials for this program.

What is Elluminate?

The purpose of Elluminate is to offer a virtual classroom with many tools available to the teacher/moderator to increase retention, completions, and transitions. It is also being used with the ANGEL classroom.

Allows you to interact with many students at the same time, no matter where they are located.

Provides audio , chat and even video communication

Brings you and your students together in a distance learning environment

Affords you the academic freedom to develop your own curriculum to utilize specific standards to meet student academic needs

Synthesizes and synchronizes a social/academic teacher-student network

Integrates the wonders of technology with the personalization of a virtual classroom setting

A “Virtual Classroom”…

Now let’s take a live look at the student section of Elluminate.

www.liveVirtualLessons.wordPress.com/

Click on #4 http://tiny.cc /irscLive! To see what the student sees!

What do I do first? Visit http://irscElluminate.blogspot.com to see all these steps. Essentially, the first thing to do is to choose select the time you want to offer

the lesson! Next, choose the topic for your lesson and find the SSS which match the lesson

you will prepare. Next, create a power point presentation of your lesson. For videos, you must save the link in a word processor file to use when you are actually In the Elluminate program. Because all power point slides are saved as pictures,You will NOT be able to click on anything to start it from your power point. Now, load your power point and go through the presentation. To load it,• Open the Elluminate workroom• click on the file folder icon• wait for our power point to finish loading.• To scroll through the slides, use the arrows a the top of the whiteboard

When finished previewing the power point, test any videos you are planningTo use in your lesson to be sure they work for you.

We strongly suggest that you try a lesson before you want to present one to students.

We also suggest that you start out with a simple power point lesson and work your way up to adding more materials, such as videos and web sites, but be aware, this is a powerful program which can do lots of exciting things with your lesson once you get familiar with Elluminate.

If you do this, you will become an Elluminator Extraordinaire over time.

We will now open another screen and show you how to use some of the attributes of this wonderful program. Please feel free to raise your hand anytime you have a question during this presentation.

IMPORTANT NOTE!!

If you try to go into the moderator page of the workroom while another person is already in there working, you will NOT be able to access this room as the moderator or teacher.

We do have a backup Elluminate workroom for teachers at this link, or Meeting Room III (moderator):

https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?sid=2011095&miuid=B8337288555956F4B2A25A2646AA0DBD

You will then be able to work on lessons you wish to try out in the alternate workroom.