School will be opening. But how?
by Gary Kaplan
The Autumn of our Re-Connect
College and Career Readiness through Blended Learning
online education
JFYNet Staff Report On the New Normal
Hero Educators Abound
by JFYNet’s Blended Learning Specialists: Eileen Wedegartner, Greg Cunningham and Cathie Maglio
From face-to-face to online classes with Dr. Michael Marrapodi, MARCH 2020
Tips and Strategies for Teachers Transitioning to Online Courses
MARCH 2020 PODCAST – Today’s podcast will provide some tips and strategies for teachers transitioning to online courses. It features Dr. Michael Marrapodi, Dean of Online Programming at Cambridge College. This podcast was created by JFYNetWorks, a Boston-based nonprofit provider of blended learning programs to schools. JFY’s blended instructional support programs build skills and help raise individual and school performance measures. JFY brings online assessments and curriculum into the classroom and works with teachers to provide individualized instruction to help students achieve measured skill gains.
In response to the current crisis, JFY is now offering its online curriculum and teacher support remotely to help teachers sustain instruction during the shutdown. For more information on JFYNet‘s Remote Learning contact Greg Cunningham.
Teachers often wonder whether an online course can be as effective as a face to face course. As Dr. Marrapodi explains, the potential is absolutely there.
How to Log Into MATHSPACE for the First Time
Updated September 2020
ON-DEMAND VIDEO brought to you by JFYNetWorks
Dear Student/Educator,
In order to sign in to MATHSPACE for the first time, a student needs to be provided with a CLASS CODE.
The CLASS CODE is provided by:
- Your Teacher
- JFYNet Blending Learning Specialist*
*Applies to JFYNet Partner Schools
Online Education—Time to Start is Now
by Greg Cunningham, JFYNetWorks Blended Learning Specialist
Online Education can be daunting even for digital natives
Everyone over 30—or is it now 20? — assumes that young people are completely tech savvy. They walk the streets and hallways with their faces plastered to their phones, texting, posting, broadcasting live video from concerts or from lunch, always up on the newest apps to keep constantly enmeshed in their social webs.