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Welcome. My Meeting. Online Learning Policies. In my meeting I will discuss 2 important policies in online learning. ESEA reauthorization-federal policy; accountability framework. Data Privacy- state and federal policy; sharing of data. About ESEA reauthorization. Federal policy

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  1. Welcome My Meeting

  2. Online Learning Policies • In my meeting I will discuss 2 important policies in online learning. • ESEA reauthorization-federal policy; accountability framework. • Data Privacy- state and federal policy; sharing of data

  3. About ESEA reauthorization • Federal policy • Accountability measures • Including online • No Child Left Behind • State and Charter Schools • Also online schools

  4. Data Privacy • State and federal policy • Data sharing • Restrictions • Online classes • Classrooms • Use of websites

  5. Making Connections A powerful tool

  6. Charter Schools/Virtual Schools • Charter Schools exist in 42 states and the district of Columbia. • 7 States are without charter schools • Virtual Schools are beginning to evolve. • The early, the better chance that students will be successful.

  7. ESEA reauthorization • ESEA is under current version (No Child Left Behind). Which sets the frameworks for accountability under states measure schools with ramifications for state assessments and other measurements. • Waivers are being used in many states from specific NCLB requirements that are granted by the U.S. • The Obama Administration granted many of these states the waivers.

  8. Data Privacy • 182 bills have been introduced in 46 states, and 28 laws have been passed in 15 states. • This does not negatively impact digital learning. • Some just have provisions that restrict ways that data can be shared in which some may be difficult in online learning.

  9. Assessment • Can charter schools and virtual schools connected? • Are policies most effective when all states are governed by them? • Does digital learning add positive or negative to online learning? • IS NCLB still effective?

  10. References: Beyond the Rhetoric (2010). Improving College Readiness Through Coherent State Policy. (n.d.). Retrieved February 16, 2017, from http://www.highereducation.org/reports/college_readiness/gap.shtml National Education Policy Center, OL K-12 Schooling in the U.S. retrieved from: http://nepc.colorado.edu/publication/online-k-12-schooling Keeping Pace with K-12 Digital Learning: Retrieved from: www.kpk12.cpm/reports/

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