The login has been cancelled. How do we look at the curriculum
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Gloria Kerin=20
Principal=20
Champion Christian School=20
Donegal, PA
On Tue 10/13/09 10:53 AM , Kurt Johnson kurt.johnson@usu.edu sent:
You might want him to look at the curriculum at the Open High
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of Utah.
https://ohsu.brainhoney.com/ [1] and login with demo/demo
You should be able to see but not participate in the classes
From the OHSU web site (http://openhighschool.org [2])...
"The Open High School of Utah curriculum is based on open
educational=20
resources. These are resources that educators at all levels choose
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freely share with one another =E2=80=93 not resources that are produced
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controlled by commercial publishers who may not understand our local
needs. Because we use open educational resources throughout our=20
curriculum, our teachers are able to specifically tailor the entire=20
curriculum to meet our students=E2=80=99 unique needs, free of copyright
or=20
licensing restraints.
Because our learning management system captures data about the=20
effectiveness of all aspects of the Open Curriculum =E2=80=93 both
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materials and assessments =E2=80=93 we have know immediately if a specific
concept needs to be presented more clearly or if there=E2=80=99s a problem
with a test item. These data help us further refine the Open=20
Curriculum. The end result is a highly customized curriculum
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specifically for Utah students and constantly updated to better meet
their needs.
And our use of open educational resources also means that the entire
OHSU curriculum is available to the public for free =E2=80=93 even if you=
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don=E2=80=99t attend the OHSU!"
On Oct 13, 2009, at 8:15 AM, Earl Oremus wrote:
> We have a high school junior who needs an online algebra course.
> Anyone have a suggestion for a good online course provider?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Earl Oremus
> Marburn Academy
> Columbus, OH
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