Best Practices from around the World, including Ontario

Educators around the world are striving to deliver the best possible online learning opportunities so that students can succeed. Examples of good practice abound, with models, approaches, and designs that offer inspiration and strategies, as well as cautions and advice.

Whether highlighting the design of a single institution or exploring and comparing multiple examples from different jurisdictions, each of the following identifies innovative developments which are relevant to Ontario and have potential to enhance initiatives now occurring in Ontario’s post-secondary system.

125 Online Learning Innovations: Educational Resources, Blended Learning, Student Engagement, Online Assessment, Planning, Faculty Development and Support, and Online Support Services for Students
Asking the Leaders – Advice for Online Learning in Ontario from 13 Canadian and International Experts
Canada is a Hot Spot for Creative and Imaginative Developments in Online Learning and Open Educational Resources
How to Take Online Learning in Ontario to the Next Level
Lessons from the US, Australia, and BC
International Resources and Services for Teaching and Learning
Online and Open Learning for Social Change
What We Can Learn From The Gűlen Movement
Online Learning in Canada
At a Tipping Point. A Cross-Country Check-Up 2012
OntarioLearn: 24 Public Colleges in Ontario Collaborate to Increase Student Access to and Choice of Quality Programs and Courses
Start-Ups and Open, Flexible and Online Learning
The Colorado Community College System
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System
The Open University of Catalonia, Spain
The Open University, United Kingdom
The Western Governors University, U. S.
What Can Ontario’s Public Colleges and Universities Learn from Athabasca University’s Success in Ontario?
What Online Learning Providers Can Learn from Apple and Google

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