Pandemic Measures in K-12: A Pan-Canadian Research SeriesCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Pool action on the Jade at seaCanadian eLearning Network2025-09-20 | ...CIDER 2024 - State of the Nation: K-12 E-learning in CanadaCanadian eLearning Network2024-05-16 | Barbour, M. K., & LaBonte, R. (2024, May). State of the nation: K-12 e-learning in Canada [Webinar]. Canadian Institute of Distance Education Research.
Original recording hosted at youtu.be/pm_9ptg3s-AWebinar - State of the Nation: K-12 e-Learning in Canada (05 March 2024)Canadian eLearning Network2024-03-06 | Barbour, M. K., & LaBonte, R. (2024, March). State of the nation: K-12 e-learning in Canada [Webinar]. Canadian eLearning Network.
Original recording hosted at youtu.be/Mn67lVnfyJwMindShare Learning - This Week In Canadian EdTech (28 February 2023)Canadian eLearning Network2023-03-04 | This Week in Canadian EdTech MindShareTV Podcast featuring Dr. Michael Barbour, Touro University & Randy Labonte, CEO, CANeLearn on the 2022 State of the Nation K12 E-Learning Canada Annual Report
The original recording is available at twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vAGRAbamokKlDLAC 2023 - Design Principles for Digital Learning and NSQOL Standards: Commonalities & DifferencesCanadian eLearning Network2023-02-15 | LaBonte, R., & Barbour, M. K. (2023, February). Design principles for digital learning and NSQOL standards: Commonalities & differences [Contributed Talk]. Digital Learning Annual Conference, Austin, TX.
Join this discussion to gain an understanding of design and organization principles to help inform quality in online learning teacher and leader practices. Learn about the Canadian-based online learning design principles and their commonalities and differences to the National Standards for Quality Online Learning (NSQOL), application to pedagogy and practice, and how the elucidation and clarification of design and organization principles help inform administrative policy for quality online learning.
Slides are available at slideshare.net/mkb/canelearn-webinar-state-of-the-nation-k12-elearning-in-canada-24-january-2023DLAC 2023 - Canadian e-Learning Poundup: Leadership Perspectives, Policy, and Practices from CanadaCanadian eLearning Network2023-02-14 | LaBonte, R., Barbour, M. K., McCallum, F., Laumann, D., Procter, J., & Pierre-Louie, C. (2023, February). Canadian e-learning roundup: Leadership perspectives, policy, and practices from Canada [Panel]. Digital Learning Annual Conference, Austin, TX.
Join a panel of Canadian leaders and researchers as they share successes and issues about current and future e-learning policy and practice in Canada. According to the 2018 State of the Nation: K-12 e-Learning in Canada, some provinces in Canada boast the highest per capita student enrolment in online courses and blended programs of any jurisdiction in the world. Join us to see how evolving Canadian practice and policy can help guide your own.
From there the panel will discuss several of the pressure points facing e-learning in general and specifically in Canada, of note in BC. We will draw parallels and lessons from across Canada and the US to help inform the implementation of policy, legislation, and funding changes currently underway in most provinces.
We will also share some of the upcoming CANeLearn research initiatives to determine how best to shape CANeLearn's research agenda to meet your needs as leaders and practitioners across Canada. Current initiatives include e-learning class size, design principles, standards, and quality online. Our previous and ongoing initiatives included pandemic pedagogy, the State of the Nation annual report, and others. Find our research and reports here: canelearn.net/home/researchDLAC 2022 - Pandemic Pedagogy in Canada: Models and SuccessesCanadian eLearning Network2022-02-10 | LaBonte, R., Barbour, M. K., Nagle, J., McCallum, F., Pottle, T., & Canuel, M. (2022, February). Pandemic pedagogy in Canada: Models and successes [Panel]. Digital Learning Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA.
As the pandemic continues, learn about the successes and failures of Canadian jurisdictions that shifted online in different ways. Research from several jurisdictions will be shared and used to offer recommendations on optimal ways to build successful blended learning. Join us to consider how Canada’s experiences can help us all to shape the future of online and blended learning.
- Canadian eLearning Network (CANeLearn) -- canelearn.net - State of the Nation: K-12 e-Learning in Canada -- k12sotn.caDLAC 2022 - State of the Nation: K-12 e-Learning in CanadaCanadian eLearning Network2022-02-10 | Barbour, M. K., & LaBonte, R. (2022, February). State of the nation: K-12 e-learning in Canada [Paper]. Digital Learning Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA.
The State of the Nation: K-12 E-Learning in Canada report is in its fourteenth year and the ninth year of the Canadian eLearning Network’s support of this research. This session explores K-12 e-learning in Canada based on the 2021 edition of this ongoing, comprehensive study (i.e., the 2020-21 school year). This annual study examines how K-12 distance, online, and blended learning is governed in each province, territory, and federally, as well as the level of K-12 distance, online, and blended learning activity occurring in each jurisdiction. There will be both English and French versions of the poster available for presentation.
Links - k12sotn.ca - slideshare.net/mkb/dlac-2022-state-of-the-nation-k12-elearning-in-canadaPandemic Pedagogy in Canada: Lessons from the first 18 monthsCanadian eLearning Network2021-11-10 | Presentation of the 6th report in the CANeLearn pandemic pedagogy series. Recorded November 10, 2021.DLAC 2021 - Remote Teaching – Emergency or Not: Examining Pandemic Pedagogy in CanadaCanadian eLearning Network2021-06-23 | A presentation by Joelle Nagle, Michael K. Barbour, and Randy LaBonte from June 2021 at the Digital Learning Annual Conference, Austin, TX.DLAC 2021 - State of the Nation: K-12 e-Learning in CanadaCanadian eLearning Network2021-06-23 | A presentation by Michael K. Barbour, and Randy LaBonte from June 2021 at the Digital Learning Annual Conference, Austin, TX.DLAC 2021 - Canadian Consortiums: Compulsion for CollaborationCanadian eLearning Network2021-06-17 | Join Randy LaBonte, Michael Barbour, Michael Canuel, Frank McCallum, Todd Pottle, and Bruce Weitzel as they talk about Canadian e-learning consortiums and Canadians compulsion for collaboration in this space at the 2021 Digital Learning Annual Conference in Austin, TX.Promoting French reading skills in a virtual kindergartenCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-26 | ...Engaging Students Not just a keynoteCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Presentation at April 23, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)CANeLearn K-12 Online Learning Design Principles: BC studyCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Presentation at April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)DL Symposium Tools, Tours, Teaching and TechnologyCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Presentation at the April 23 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)TWIG and Tig Tag in the Classroom My MeetingCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Use a World Citizen Lens to Be Antiracist & InclusiveCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Online Learning ResourcesCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Supporting LGBTQ* Students in the Online ClassroomCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Positive Possibilities for the future of K-12 educationCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Presentation at April 23, 2021, Digitial Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Creating Community in a DisruptionCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)6 steps to improving 1-on-1 meetings with your online studentsCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Is bias necessarily bad?Canadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Resources for Educators: Open School BCCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | OSBC presentation at the April 23 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)The Invisible Segment of Canada (New Release)Canadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from the April 22, 2021 Digital Learning Symposium (DLsymp21)Demo Slam & Prize DrawCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-24 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Rad Ways to Leverage Technology in CanvasCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)DEFINE YOU & Well Being BC RepriseCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Online ClassroomCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Online Teaching: Tips and Tricks that Work!Canadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 23,2021 Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Canvas: Top Things You Can Do, Now!Canadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Mindful Moments for Online ClassroomsCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Cross Canada PanelCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)How do we ensure our students are actually engaged in personalized learning?Canadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Promoting French reading skills in a virtual kindergartenCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Leveraging Digital Tools for Climate Change EducationCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Addressing Student Academic and Social-Emotional NeedsCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Strategies for Online Learning and Creativity in Music & SoundCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Storytelling with Data: Use Your Evidence; Use it EffectivelyCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Transformational ZoomingCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Sharing Effective Practices to Enhance Student Engagement in DLCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Le bien-être au coeur de la réussite de lélèveCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)The 5 things your online course needs for students to thrive.Canadian eLearning Network2021-04-23 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Leveraging Minga to Create a Digital Wellness CultureCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-22 | Recording from April 22, 2021, Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp21)Documenting Triage PresentationCanadian eLearning Network2021-04-02 | Presentation on Response to Remote Teaching in Canada - March to December 2020 - Recorded for AERA Poster Session