Getting Online Project
Promising Practices in Online Learning Resource Guide and Training Modules
The Getting Online: Distance Education Promising Practices for Canadian Literacy Practitioners” (or the GO Project for short) is an innovative national project designed to research trends, technologies and promising practices in online learning in Canada.
Community Literacy of Ontario is pleased to be one of the partners in the GETTING ONLINE project. Along with our other partners and the project host, Athabasca University, we are delighted to launch two new valuable resources on online learning
- A resource guide called Bridging Distance: Promising Practices for Online Learning (available at: www.nald.ca/gettingonline/goresources/bridgingdistance/bridgingdistance.pdf
- Self-study, web-based training modules about promising practices in online learning (available on the Getting Online website at: www.nald.ca/gettingonline/)
These valuable resources include training, tools and information on the following topics:
- Overview of Online Learning
- Being an Online Learner
- Online Facilitation
- Tips for Online Learners
- Online Content
- Online Learning Technology
- Trends in Online Learning
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