Digital Learning Pioneers Discuss Virtual Schools and Innovation

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Many thanks to Curtis Bonk and the Silver Lining for Learning team for hosting Kay Johnson, M.Ed. Johnson, Julie Petersen, and me to discuss our new book, Virtual Schools, Actual Learning: Digital Education in America. It was a great opportunity to reflect on our parallel paths, those early formative years of digital learning and the lessons that came from building an educational model specifically around the students. Many of the ideas that once felt experimental, such as removing the calendar, flexible pacing, expanded course access, and learning beyond the traditional school day, are now becoming accepted foundational elements of today’s evolving education landscape. In many ways, those early efforts paved the way for the nontraditional innovations we are seeing today, including unbundled and a la carte learning opportunities that give students greater flexibility and choice in how they learn. Interesting to see how ideas that once seemed so unconventional are now shaping the next generation of learning models. #DigitalLearning #EducationInnovation #OnlineLearning #asuprepdigital #flvs #innovation #virtuallearning Episode 265 https://lnkd.in/eEE2hNsy

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