e-Learning

e-Learning involves the use of electronic technologies to support learning and teaching.  Through e-Learning Ontario, the Ministry of Education provides school boards new ways to teach Ontario's curriculum and new ways for students to succeed.  The Learning Management System (LMS) provided by the Ministry offers access to courses developed and taught by innovative qualified Ontario teachers.  Courses follow the same Ministry-mandated curriculum as do regular face-to-face courses.  Virtual classrooms provide students with flexibility of scheduling, new ways to succeed and collaborative 21st century learning environments.

  Students interested in taking e-Learning courses should contact their school Guidance Counsellor.  

You can learn more about e-Learning at the e-Learning Ontario website 

Online Summer School Orientation Evening:  Wednesday, June 19, 2013, 7 p.m. at John Paul II Catholic Secondary School

Resources

LDCSB Course access  

e-Learning/Blended Learning Student Instructions Jan. 2013

e-Learning Ontario Resources Ontario Educational Resource Bank (OERB) -- See your teacher for password

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Blended Learning

Blended Learning is a combination of face-to-face instruction and online instruction.  Using the provincial Learning Management System (LMS), students and teachers in regular classrooms can access high-quality course content and use secure online tools such as the Calendar, Dropbox, News, Discussion, Blogs, Journal and Surveys.  Blended Learning combines the support of a classroom teacher while allowing students the opportunity to develop skills essential for success in the 21st century.

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For more information about Blended Learning, visit the Ministry's Blended Learning website 

To access Blended Learning courses, see links under e-Learning Resources above.

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