Continuing the blogging from the Digital Learning Annual Conference… On Tuesday our State of the Nation: K-12 e-Learning in Canada partnered research team also presented a contributed talk that was given by lead researcher – Michael Barbour – on a recent special report:
Funding and Resourcing of Digital Learning in Canada
10:45 AM–11:05 AM Apr 2, 2019
Description
In 2017, British Columbia began a review of the model that it uses to fund K-12 digital learning. This session explores how digital learning funding across Canada. Two of the three models overlap with common US models (i.e., supplement per fee courses & FTEs). However, the third model – direct funding and/or resourcing district-based digital learning. This session will explore these three models, with a specific focus on the strengths – and challenges to implementing – this third model.
Speaker (1)
Michael Barbour
Associate Professor of Instructional Design
Touro University California
The slides for the presentation are embedded below.
[slideshare id=139158548&doc=dlac-2019-funding-190402013724]
The actual report is available on the State of the Nation: K-12 e-Learning in Canada website at:
https://k12sotn.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/DL-Funding-Report.pdf