Online By Choice: Design Options for Flexible K-12 Online Learning
SESSION DATES & TIMES COMING IN AUGUST 2026
Audience Classification: Digital Learning Audience Expertise: All Levels - This session is intentionally designed to engage and provide value across experience levels—from beginners to seasoned leaders. (Please Grade Level Focus: Elementary Schools, Middle Schools, High Schools Does this session focus on a specific product? No – This session is focused on ideas, strategies, or practices, not a specific product or service.
Professor Touro University California Vacaville, CA, United States
Abstract Description : Well-planned online teaching is a highly creative, engaging endeavor that involves much more than learning to use certain tools and programs, and choosing online instruction for a school or district is very different from rushing to remote learning during an emergency. In this comprehensive guide for K-12 administrators and teachers, Stephanie Moore and Michael Barbour provide a decision-making process educators can use to make informed, strategic decisions about whether and how to incorporate online learning that is best suited to their specific contexts and student needs, including the “handshakes” needed to align instructional concerns with school or district-level infrastructure and supports. As they persuasively argue, online learning is an important feature of a robust educational portfolio and a precious source of flexibility and resilience for schools now and going forward.
Learning Objectives:
explore a comprehensive resource design to assist with the creation and development of an online school/program.
examine research-based promising practices for the design, delivery, and support of K-12 online learning.