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Learning Forward was awarded $1 million from the state’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act to launch the RemotEDx Networked Learning Community. Among other responsibilities, the organization will coordinate Ohio’s portfolio of remote, hybrid and blended education programs and practices.
Read MoreInterested in helping the Ohio Department of Education further remote educational goals across the state? Consider volunteering to review and score RemotEDx subgrant applications.
Read MoreA new funding opportunity now is available from RemotEDx. Applicants may apply to receive an award of up to $1 million for partnering to codesign and launch a RemotEDx Networked Learning Community. Register to learn more at a technical assistance webinar on April 15. Apply for the grant by April 28.
Read MoreThe latest offering from InspirED is “Accessible Solutions for Online Learning: Considerations for Learners who are Blind or Visually Impaired.” On April 8 at 4 p.m., join the session to understand why accessibility is important for learners who are blind or visually impaired and discover tips for considering a student’s accessibility needs when engaged in remote learning activities.
Read MoreRemotEDx recently announced the recipients of the Partners Increasing the Number of Students Earning Industry-Recognized Credentials subgrant. The full list of awardees is available on the RemotEDx funding opportunities webpage.
Read MoreAs part of its RemotEDx initiative, the Ohio Department of Education recently awarded subgrants to nonprofit and community-based organizations partnering with schools to help improve remote caring, teaching and learning opportunities for Ohio’s most underserved students.
Read MoreOhio educators can take free online courses and professional development on the Department's Learning Management System (LMS). Find the full list of these on-demand courses on the Department's website.
Read MoreRemotEDx recently announced the recipients of the Nonprofit and Community-Based Student Learning and Remote Education Partners subgrant. The full list of awardees is available on the RemotEDx funding opportunities webpage.
Read MoreOn behalf of RemotEDx and the Ohio Department of Education, the Partnering Anthropology with Science and Technology (PAST) Foundation is conducting a series of virtual listening sessions to hear from educators, parents and students in grades 6-12 about their experiences with education during this challenging time. Register for a virtual listening session to provide input about how to help students learn and grow.
Read MoreAssessment Literacy will introduce educators to the essential components of assessment design. OTES 2.0 for Educators is designed to support teachers and evaluators as they build an understanding of the revised Ohio Teacher Evaluation System 2.0. These new courses are available on demand in the Learning Management System.
Read MoreThe Department is looking for volunteers to review and score RemotEDx subgrant applications. Reviews begin in early February. Potential reviewers should indicate their interest soon to be considered.
Read MoreEducators who want to learn more about RemotEDx should register now for an informative webinar on Jan. 20 at 3:30 p.m. presented by INFOhio.
Read MoreThe latest subgrant from RemotEDx is aimed at building and strengthening education and industry partnerships to increase the number of students earning industry-recognized credentials. Learn more at a technical assistance webinar on Jan. 19 and apply by Feb. 12.
Read MoreThe application window for the RemotEDx Subgrants for Nonprofit and Community-Based Student Learning and Remote Education Partners has been extended. Applicants now have until Feb. 1 to apply.
Read MoreRemotEDx is announcing plans to offer a new funding opportunity aimed at building and strengthening education and industry partnerships to increase the number of students earning industry-recognized credentials.
Read MoreThe application window for the RemotEDx Subgrants for Nonprofit and Community-Based Student Learning and Remote Education Partners is now open. This funding opportunity is aimed at building and strengthening nonprofit and community-based partnerships to enrich remote education opportunities, especially for underserved students.
Read MoreRemotEDx, Ohio’s suite of remote learning supports, is announcing plans to offer a new funding opportunity aimed at building and strengthening nonprofit and community-based partnerships to enrich remote education opportunities, especially for underserved students.
Read MoreThe RemotEDx Exchange, a fundamental component of Ohio’s RemotEDx initiative, is now live. Through the Exchange, powered by INFOhio, parents and educators of students in grades K-12 have easy access to all the supports, services and resources available through RemotEDx.
Read MorePhilanthropy Ohio and the Ohio Department of Education are pleased to announce grants awarded to 28 projects, totaling just over $3.1 million and benefitting approximately 788,331 students across Ohio, through the Collaborative Fund for Educating Remotely and Transforming Schools (the Collaborative Fund). This public-private partnership aims to help schools and districts improve remote education practices and outcomes and to use remote education as a catalyst for re-imagining and re-engineering the delivery of high-quality caring, teaching and learning opportunities for Ohio’s underserved students.
Read MoreOhio’s schools have received additional support to help students who are learning from home connect to the internet. Ohio’s Connectivity Champions will collaborate closely with Information Technology Centers to help support students and their families with household internet connectivity to enable remote learning. Students or parents who are struggling with their home internet connection can get help from the Connectivity Champions.
Read MorePhilanthropy Ohio and the Ohio Department of Education are pleased to launch the Collaborative Fund for Educating Remotely and Transforming Schools (the Collaborative Fund). The Collaborative Fund prioritizes supports that address inequitable circumstances related to delivering quality remote education during the COVID-19 pandemic. Grant awards will be made on a competitive and regional basis to public schools, districts, community schools, networks, school consortia and Educational Service Centers. The deadline for submitting proposals is midnight on Sept. 4, 2020.
Read MoreOn Aug. 6 from 1-2:30 p.m., superintendents, chief academic officers and education leaders, especially those who are drafting remote learning plans, are invited to join Johns Hopkins University and the Department for a live, virtual learning session called Using Evidence Based Strategies to Improve Student Outcomes: Learnings from the Cross-State High School Redesign Collaborative to Inform Remote Learning Plans.
Read MoreThe Ohio Department of Education continues to add information and resources to the Reset and Restart webpage. The latest additions include information about recording attendance for schools using remote learning plans and new updates about how educator evaluations should proceed in the 2020-2021 school year.
Read MoreSchools now have the option to consider remote learning plans as they prepare for the 2020-2021 school year. The Department has posted information about the difference between blended learning declarations and remote learning plans, and extended the submission deadlines for both.
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic has sent education into a remote learning environment, and educators have had to adapt, ready or not. In response to this change, the Ohio Department of Education and the Science Education Council of Ohio (SECO) have developed a multi-part series for teachers entitled “A Tale of Two Teachers: Lessons Learned.”
Read MorePrepare for remote learning with resources, lessons and more available to all Ohio preK-12 schools from INFOhio.
Read MorePrepare for remote learning with resources, lessons and training all Ohio preK-12 schools can use. INFOhio’s Educator Tools include more than 70,000 teacher-approved lesson plans, best practices, articles, websites and other instructional materials to support personalized learning, project-based learning and the inquiry process. Many learning activities can be completed remotely and online.
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