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1 Perkins elearning Sharing the Possibilities! Charlotte Cushman, M.L.S., M.Ed. Project Manager Training and Educational Resources Program WREIC/NE AER June 2013
2 Today s Objectives Explore the elearning opportunities available through Perkins Become familiar with the range of content Identify ways in which this can be useful to the field Learn about how to earn graduate credit, ACVREP, and continuing education credits
3 What is Perkins elearning? Online resources for professional development and support for teachers, families and others interested in the education of children who are blind or visually impaired, including those with additional disabilities and deafblindness
4 Overview of Sites on elearning Portal Workshops Tutorials Webinars Webcasts Paths to Literacy The Activity Bank WonderBaby Scout Accessible Science Educator Series Transition Planning Asia
5 Online Workshops Opportunity for educators to earn graduate credit or up to 35 continuing education credits! Topics include: - IEPs for Students with Visual Impairments & Additional Disabilities - CHARGE Syndrome: Basic Information for Care Providers - Working with Learners with Autism Spectrum Disorders & Visual Impairments
6 Tutorials Web-based, self-guided training materials Bundles of professional development resources Covering a range of topics, including communication, visual impairment & blindness, and curriculum & instruction ACVREP and continuing education credits are available
7 Webinars Broadcast live Free of charge Information on a range of topics related to blindness, including assistive technology, independent living skills, and literacy Streaming video is available within a few days of the original airing. ACVREP and continuing education credits are available
8 Webcasts Available on-demand Free of charge to watch Presented by experts in the fields of visual impairments and deafblindness Topics include curriculum, assistive technology, families, independent living skills and more!
9 Paths to Literacy Interactive website Collaboration between Perkins and Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Information on all aspects of literacy Includes background information, strategies, resources, research, and technology Earn continuing education credits for posting strategies
10 The Activity Bank A platform for teachers and others to post activities and practical strategies relating to a range of subjects Offers continuing education credits Share and comment on other people s activities
11 WonderBaby Supports parents of children who are blind, including those with multiple disabilities Read articles written by parents who want to share what they have learned about raising a child who is blind Find ways to connect with other families
12 Scout An information clearinghouse on blindness and visual impairments Searchable list of carefully evaluated resources, articles, and websites Topics include general information on blindness, support for families, and resources for educators and other professionals
13 Accessible Science Curricular resources for making science accessible to students who are blind or visually impaired Topics: Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Technology & Engineering Includes ideas for activities & materials
14 Educator Series Monthly e-newsletter Online archive Activities, ideas, curriculum, and elearning opportunities for teachers of the visually impaired (TVIs)
15 Transition Planning Asia A practical resource for teachers, rehabilitation workers, and parents All aspects of transition for youth in Asia who are blind or visually impaired with additional disabilities Interactive features : post case studies, functional activities, resources examples of transition programs
16 How to earn credits Graduate Credit through Fitchburg State Continuing Education Credits free of charge: Posting to Paths to Literacy (2 credits per strategy) Posting to the Activity Bank (2 credits per strategy) ACVREP or Continuing Education Credits for a fee Tutorials (bundles of webcasts) Webinars Online workshops (not yet available still in pilot phase)
17 How much do the credits cost? ACVREP and continuing education credits Based upon clock hours Number of credits will vary, depending on how long or in-depth the materials are Paths to Literacy and The Activity Bank offer free credit in exchange for your posts
18 Earning credit through Tutorials Webcasts and webinars are bundled by topic: - Assistive Technology - CHARGE Syndrome - Communication - Curriculum & Instruction - Families - Independent Living - Visual Impairment To earn credit: - Watch one or more videos - Complete a short test
19 Tutorial topics and credits Cost for tutorials ranges from $25-$99, depending how many credits are awarded The most comprehensive tutorial: - Watch 8 webcasts - Read accompanying articles - Take a short test Earn 10 ACVREP credits or 10 PDPs
20 Earning credit through Webinars Webinars can be watched for free at any time or for credit by taking the tutorial.
21 Posting to Paths to Literacy Subject areas: - General Literacy - LMA - Emergent Literacy - Multiple Disabilities - Braille - Struggling Readers - Print - Writing - Dual Media - English Language Learners - Auditory Strategies - Math Literacy Post activities or materials you have created or adapted and earn credit!
22 Rubric for earning credit Two credits may be awarded for the successful submission of a strategy or activity to Paths to Literacy
23 Template for Submitting Strategies You must be a registered user and logged in, in order to submit a post.
24 Strategy Post for Paths to Literacy Posts must have the following elements: Title Description Materials Procedure Variations Alignment with at least one item in Common Core Standards and/or California Braille Standards Photo of activity
25 Posting to the Activity Bank Subject Areas: - Adapted Physical Education - Career Education - Early Cognitive Skills/ Concept Development - English Language Arts - Independent Living - Math - Orientation and Mobility - Recreation and Leisure - Science - Social Skills/Sex Education - Social Studies - Technology - The Arts
26 Template for Activity Bank You must be logged in as a registered user in order to add a strategy. Required Fields: - Title - Description - Materials - Procedure - Variation - Photo - Subject Area
27 How can these sites be used? Training and professional development for new staff, paraprofessionals, families and others interested in the education of children who are blind or visually impaired Sharing ideas! Specialized resources Online arena for discussions Keeping up with current research Vehicle for earning graduate credit, ACVREP and Continuing Education Credits
28 Contact us! Let us know if you have ideas or questions. Perkins Training & Educational Resources Program Charlotte Cushman
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