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Friday, September 12, 2008
Online Learning Ratchets Up for Georgia Students: Georgia Virtual School Joins National Repository of Online Courses Network
Taking online learning classes in cyberspace just got better for Georgia high school students. Since its inception in 2005, Georgia Virtual School (GAVS) has been improving its online offerings to serve a growing number of students each year. As part of this effort, GAVS has become a supporting member of the National Repository of Online Courses (NROC), making this library of top notch online courses available to students and educators across Georgia. "It's good, accurate and very rigorous," said GAVS program coordinator Stephanie Dunbar about NROC's course content. Selected as the best of their kind, NROC courses utilize a vast array of digital media options to engage students in dozens of subjects, ranging from algebra to U.S. history. Interactive simulations, flash objects and iPod downloads are among the digital technologies forming the multimedia platform that bring online learning to a new level and gives educators flexibility in using all or part of the material as teaching tools.
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