Understanding Blended, Flipped and Virtual Classrooms

Your Name and Title: Gina Murray, Lead Advisor School, Library, or Organization Name: Chrysalis Advisory Group Co-Presenter Name(s): Erin Keefe, Lead Advisor Country from Which You Will Present: USA Language in Which You Will Present: English Target Audience (such as primary school teachers, high school administrators, students, etc.): High School Administrators and Teachers Short Session Description (one line): Understanding Blended, Flipped and Virtual Classrooms Full Session Description (one paragraph minimum): In order to better prepare today's students for the digital world of tomorrow, education has to take a sharp turn towards a greater emphasis on the blended and virtual environments for teaching and learning. Online education instituations across the country are successfully meeting the educational needs of students everyday. At the same time, many traditional schools are still presenting materials in essentailly the same way it was presented 100 years ago. This session will focus on uncovering the different options for administrators and educators looking to re-architect their schools to become the modern, effective learning environments that will best serve the needs of their students. From blended learning to flipped classrooms to online courses, this session will explain the differences and advantages of each option and provide some guidance on how to get started. Websites / URLs Associated with Your Session: http://chrysalisadvisorygroup.org

Thanks for your submission to present at the 2012 Global Education Conference. For profit companies need to be sponsors in order to present at the conference. If you are not a for profit, please let us know. That said, your proposal looks promising, but could benefit from some additional language that ties your work to the conference theme of global collaboration. Your proposed session may imply global collaborations and connections, but we need to see more explanation of how your work ties into our mission. The conference seeks to present ideas, examples and initiatives related to connecting educators and classrooms around the world with an emphasis on promoting global awareness and instilling global competency in students. This is not a general education conference nor a technology conference. Please review your submission and adjust accordingly, so that participants clearly understand how your work fits into the mission of the conference.

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Co-Chair

Lucy Gray October 23, 2012 at 8:17am

If you would like your proposal to be considered for the 2012 Global Education conference, please make any changes by October 29th.
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Lucy Gray October 12, 2012 at 1:57am

Thanks for your submission to present at the 2012 Global Education Conference. For profit companies need to be sponsors in order to present at the conference. If you are not a for profit, please let us know. That said, your proposal looks promising, but could benefit from some additional language that ties your work to the conference theme of global collaboration. Your proposed session may imply global collaborations and connections, but we need to see more explanation of how your work ties into our mission. The conference seeks to present ideas, examples and initiatives related to connecting educators and classrooms around the world with an emphasis on promoting global awareness and instilling global competency in students. This is not a general education conference nor a technology conference. Please review your submission and adjust accordingly, so that participants clearly understand how your work fits into the mission of the conference.

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