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https://accelerate.education/online-courses-k-12/

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Online Courses K-12 | Accelerate Education | Blended Learning

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Accelerate Education provides Online Courses to increase educational opportunities and achievement to students and teachers in grades K-12.

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Elementary & Middle School
A-1/17->6/1

High School
A-1/17->3/24
B-3/27->6/1

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Each week we host a variety of Training Webinars to support district teachers who are new to online learning or ready to take their online skills to the next level. If your teachers have completed our webinar series and still require additional support, please schedule a dedicated Q & A session with a member of our Client Services team. These sessions are available via our SignUp Genius registration site.
Getting to Know Your Students.

This presentation template can be personalized and used to plan a beginning of the year welcome webinar (live or recorded) to introduce yourself to your students (and their families) and share expectations about your course.

Get to know your students and families with a phone call. Here is a template to use when you make welcome calls to your students.

Supporting the Social and Emotional Needs of Your Students.

Make a Connection. Schedule regular, 1:1 meetings with your students. Plan specific academic topics for discussion and ask the students about their non-academic interests. For younger students, touch base with the Learning Coach (adult) as well to see how they are doing with academic support and share best practices for teaching.

Create a Support Network. Establish a location for students to safely share ideas and ask questions about their courses. Virtual discussion boards can be created to allow students share study tips, wish classmates a happy birthday, ask academic questions and share tips and tricks.

Focus Groups. Organize focus groups for students to meet regularly to discuss common interests. Student clubs can discuss video game strategy, coding, sports or art techniques. Share club "sponsoring" with other teachers who may share interests with the group. Older students can benefit from career-focused groups led by professionals in the community. Even if you are limited to virtual interactions, your options are endless!

Class Meetings. Make time to gather as a group and discuss current events in an age-appropriate way. Engage parents by planning your topic in advance and sharing it with them.

Foster Empathy. Create projects that encourage students to help others in their home or community. They can read with a younger sibling, help cook dinner, walk the dog, send cards to those in the hospital, make videos to share their expertise on virtual learning and so much more!

Skill Development. Send your students weekly study skill advice and digital learning tips to help them find success during the school year.

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Each week we host a variety of Training Webinars to support district teachers who are new to online learning or ready to take their online skills to the next level. If your teachers have completed our webinar series and still require additional support, please schedule a dedicated Q & A session with a member of our Client Services team.

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Agilix released an update to Buzz that allows students to take pictures, with their device, of assignments/projects and upload them directly via the rich text editor. This is a huge step forward in functionality for Buzz and should greatly simplify the steps necessary for students to complete offline assignments (especially our Elementary students)!

The links below can be shared with your teachers and families; the video overview and how-to guide that demonstrates this new functionality.

Video: https://view.vzaar.com/22501227/video

How-To Guide:

https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/static.accelerate.education/Support/UploadPicture.pdf

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Is there a way to see a grade from the A portion of a course?

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Is there a way to see a grade from the A portion of a course?

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Yes, look at your inactive students.

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To check attendance in SVA:

Go to the Gradebook in your class

Click on the students name (blue link)

Click on "Activity" (task bar at top)
All dates and times logged in will appear.

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There is a setting in each course, under the assignment settings. You can change it to allow multiple documents to be submitted. Navigate to the editor of the course and double click on the assignment. Under the Settings tab, find the Gradebook and Submission tile. You can change the setting there.

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https://artofrecycle.org/

The Art of Recycle is located in Ephrata. It is a non-profit organization which allows teachers to obtain free materials for their students. You have to make an appointment, but I was able to obtain leveled readers, flash cards and lots more that I will mail to my students and use during our class meetings. It is definitely a place that every teacher, especially elementary, should check out. I just wanted to share.

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This might be helpful to share with your students if they are struggling with saving and uploading PDFs.

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Remember "Take a Deep Breath" - Mr. Lowe 

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Remember "Take a Deep Breath" - Mr. Lowe 

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6-12

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4-5

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K-3

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Let Alissa know if your gradebook is indented OR missing. You can still access the gradebook, you just need to use the gear icon. If you let me know, I can have Accelerate fix it!

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For iPads

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GIEP/IEP

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Phone, Tickets, Hours and FAQs

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Parents are enrolled as observers in their child's courses. As long as a valid email is provided, observers and students are emailed weekly progress reports. Additionally, observers may log in to our learning management system at any time to see grades, pacing, course material, and teacher feedback. Contact information is present within the course so that a parent may contact the student's teacher.

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Parents are enrolled as observers in their child's courses. As long as a valid email is provided, observers and students are emailed weekly progress reports. Additionally, observers may log in to our learning management system at any time to see grades, pacing, course material, and teacher feedback.

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Cam Scanner

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Scanning work to PDFs from your phone_How to Guide

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iPHONE

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Scanning work to PDFs from your iPhone_How to Guide

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For Students/Learning Coaches

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For Students/Learning Coaches

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Middle and High School 6-12

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Elementary School K-5

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Middle and High School Overview for Families

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Learning Coach Overview K5 (Accelerate Education) 2020

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Quick start guides, Curriculum guides, pacing, course navigation, etc.

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Each week we host a variety of Training Webinars to support district teachers who are new to online learning or ready to take their online skills to the next level. If your teachers have completed our webinar series and still require additional support, please schedule a dedicated Q & A session with a member of our Client Services team. These sessions are available via our SignUp Genius registration site.
Getting to Know Your Students.

This presentation template can be personalized and used to plan a beginning of the year welcome webinar (live or recorded) to introduce yourself to your students (and their families) and share expectations about your course.

Get to know your students and families with a phone call. Here is a template to use when you make welcome calls to your students.

Supporting the Social and Emotional Needs of Your Students.

Make a Connection. Schedule regular, 1:1 meetings with your students. Plan specific academic topics for discussion and ask the students about their non-academic interests. For younger students, touch base with the Learning Coach (adult) as well to see how they are doing with academic support and share best practices for teaching.

Create a Support Network. Establish a location for students to safely share ideas and ask questions about their courses. Virtual discussion boards can be created to allow students share study tips, wish classmates a happy birthday, ask academic questions and share tips and tricks.

Focus Groups. Organize focus groups for students to meet regularly to discuss common interests. Student clubs can discuss video game strategy, coding, sports or art techniques. Share club "sponsoring" with other teachers who may share interests with the group. Older students can benefit from career-focused groups led by professionals in the community. Even if you are limited to virtual interactions, your options are endless!

Class Meetings. Make time to gather as a group and discuss current events in an age-appropriate way. Engage parents by planning your topic in advance and sharing it with them.

Foster Empathy. Create projects that encourage students to help others in their home or community. They can read with a younger sibling, help cook dinner, walk the dog, send cards to those in the hospital, make videos to share their expertise on virtual learning and so much more!

Skill Development. Send your students weekly study skill advice and digital learning tips to help them find success during the school year.

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Each week we host a variety of Training Webinars to support district teachers who are new to online learning or ready to take their online skills to the next level. If your teachers have completed our webinar series and still require additional support, please schedule a dedicated Q & A session with a member of our Client Services team.

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K-12 help for parents/guardians

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Accelerate Learning Coaches - Resources for Learning Coaches

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Welcome Learning Coach, to the world of online learning! You have a significant role in the...

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Teacher Enrollment v. Student Enrollment

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Teacher Enrollment v. Student Enrollment

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Remember, YOU (the teacher) are in the class for a year.
Students have specific start and end dates that Alissa enters when the student is enrolled in Accelerate.