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Schalmont and Berne-Knox-Westerlo have announced
they will be hosting Regents Review classes via the BOCES DL Network
in Spring 2008. Schools interested in receiving any of these classes
should contact the host district as soon as possible.
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U.S. History & Government
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Chemistry
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Math B
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Host: Schalmont
Dates: Tuesdays, April 29;
May 6,13,20,27; June 3,10
(7 sessions)
Time: 7:00pm-8:30pm
Contact: Terry Nash
Phone: 355-6110 |
Host: Schalmont
Dates: Thurs. May 1,8; Wed. May 14; Thurs. May 22,29; June
5,12 (7 sessions)
Time: 7:00pm-8:30pm
Contact: Terry Nash
Phone: 355-6110 |
Host: Berne-Knox-Westerlo
Dates: Wed, May 28;
Mon, June 2; Wed, June 4;
Mon, June 9; Wed, June 11;
Mon, June 16; Wed, June 18
Time: 3:30pm-5:00pm
Contact: Karen Corso
Phone: 872-1482 |
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Agribusiness
& Economics, Japanese Literature, Meteorology, and Contemporary
Topics of East Asia are some of the new courses being offered
over the BOCES DL network.
43 sites across twelve (12) counties served by six (6) BOCES
in northeastern New York are joined together in this cooperative
program to expand educational opportunities in our region.
See:
Course Planning |
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Current
DL Schedule Regional
Program Notes and Details Expanded
Interconnections Map Program
Poster
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for the road ahead - In the past fourteen
years the telecommunications technology that connects our Regional Distance
Learning schools has been through two significant technology platform
upgrades while maintaining a virtually seamless transition for the end-users.
DL platforms have traditionally been upgraded every five years. The last
conversion/upgrade to our regional network occured in 2003. There are
a number of compelling reasons to move forward with an upgrade/conversion
at this time.
For more informatiion see: DL
Technology Migration Summer 2008 |
· 43 Sites Includes the
VC Gateway
· 68 Course Clusters
· 100 Total Sections
· 69 Instructors Teaching
Daily
· Approximately 1,100
Students
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6 BOCES in 12 Counties
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Indian Lake
Central School, located in the
Heart of the Adirondacks, and Maple
Hill High School across the Hudson
River from Albany, both began participating in classes for the
first time this fall on the Distance Learning Network.
See:
Network Map
The new rooms, as do all DL rooms in the Regional Distance Learning
Network, have the capacity to simultaneously connect interactively
with as many as three remote schools.
The photos to the left show how other
districts have adapted Distance Learning technology to meet
their particular needs.
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 Washington,
Saratoga, Warren, Hamilton, Essex BOCES
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now offering school bus driver training courses over the Distance
Learning Network for WSWHE BOCES sites.
If your school or a neighboring school has a Distance Learning
Lab, then it is possible to have your transportation staff attend
courses in your area without having to travel to Saratoga Springs.
By using its partnership in instructional technology with schools
in northeastern New York, WSWHE BOCES is able to provide a more
convenient and cost saving way for your transportation staff to
attend training programs and fulfill their state requirements.
For more information contact Lance
Freiberger. See:
Additional
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A DL Flier designed to provide information about
distance learning to students is now available in addition to a DL Program
Poster.
The fliers are custom made for each school on the network, can be downloaded
(as either Microsoft Word documents or Adobe .pdf files) and easily
printed.
The poster is in the form of a .jpg image, also easily downloaded and
printed.
View DL
Program Informational Flier DL
Brochure View
DL Program Poster
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