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As a member of the Ontario eLearning Consortium (OeLC), Peel eLearning/OeLC is a program that offers asynchronous online learning to PDSB secondary students. The partnership with the OeLC provides diverse learners equitable access to a wider variety of courses taught by Ontario Certified Teachers from PDSB and across the province, that meet their interests, needs, and post-secondary pathway of ...
Welcome to PRISM. Over the course of the school year as part of its mandate to educate its students, Ontario school boards, under the authority of the Education Act, (R.S.O. 1990 c.E.2) ss. 58.5, 265 and 266 as amended, will collect personal information about each student. The information collected may be written, oral or visual.
- Planned Changes to Ontario’s Education Act
- Shifting Control from School Boards – The New Models
- Many Questions Remain
- People For Education Supports The Recommendation For A Working Table
In 2020, the province announced plans to make changes to the Education Act concerning e-learning and remote learning. As of April 2022, the changes to compulsory e-learning have been put in place, and the requirement to offer synchronous online learning for students and families that request it has been implemented for the 2022-23 school year. The ...
Under the new system, school boards will still have some input into the kinds of courses offered online, but TVO/TFO will be responsible for developing the content for online courses, and for maintaining the course catalogue that students will access centrally. This will put an end to the current system of school board consortia, who have been coll...
Up to now, online courses were developed and delivered by certified teachers, who could interact regularly with students. How will the new TVO/TFO Learning Centre ensure that students are getting t...Some students who are struggling in school may opt for the independent model, with courses delivered by TVO/TFO. These courses have no limit on class sizes and no expectation of “live learning.” Th...Across the country and around the world, experts are pointing to the need for students to develop a wide range of skills and competencies alongside content knowledge. How will students develop vita...School board consortia that have, up to now, had control over online learning, and according to OPSBA’s December letter to the Minister of Education, the boards worked with principals to “ensure th...For many months, People for Education and others have been calling on the province to convene an Education Advisory Task Force. The changes suggested in the Ministry plans for online learning, make this call more urgent. These changes could have a long-term impact on students’ success, students’ equitable access to support and programs, and could h...
The Ontario eLearning Consortium (OeLC) is a grassroots partnership of Ontario school boards that began in 2005. They are a collective of boards, each of which has entered into mutual agreement to open their eLearning courses to all students throughout member boards without a course fee. This means that KPDSB students could be taking a course ...
All e-Learning courses meet the same curriculum requirements of face-to-face classes, as set out by the Ontario Ministry of Education. In addition, the RCDSB is a member of the Ontario eLearning Consortium (OeLC).
Registration in eLearning provides students with access to a wide variety of courses from Ontario eLearning Consortium (OeLC) member school boards across Ontario. Online courses provide flexibility for students who may have conflicts in their schedules or are experiencing other challenges. Classes are led by certified Ontario teachers employed ...
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What is the Ontario eLearning Consortium (oelc)?
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Who can register for elearning courses in Simcoe County?
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How do I Opt Out of registration in eLearning?
Current secondary students from outside of Simcoe County whose home school board belongs to the Ontario eLearning Consortium (OeLC) should register for eLearning courses with their guidance counsellor. Refer to this complete list of OeLC member boards to see if your board is a member.
