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What Goes Into Making a Using a Useful LOR? Linking with Success. by Edward Kosloski, Mike Ryall, and Ron Robichaud

What Goes Into Making a Using a Useful LOR?  Linking with Success.

Edward Kosloski - edward.kosloski@cssd.ab.ca
LOR Teacher DL Project
Calgary Seperate School District

Mike Ryall - michael.ryall@cssd.ab.ca
Science Teacher and DL Team Member
Calgary Seperate School District

Ron Robichaud - ron.robichaud@cssd.ab.ca
Social Teacher and DL Team Member
Calgary Seperate School District

In continued support of assessment for learning strategies, Calgary Catholic high schools have embarked on a process of teachers collaborating on designing and using an LOR (Learning Object Repository). The use of student exemplars, ownership of material, copyright, technology infrastructure, metatags, new curriculum, and professional development time were some of the obstacles.

About…

Ed Kosloski is a Chemistry Teacher of 15 Years who is currently working on the DL Project for Calgary Catholic High Schools. He was seconded this spring to bring online and begin to implement the LOR for the district.
 
Michael Ryall is a Science Teacher of 4 years with the Calgary Catholic School District. He has been part of the district’s Distributed Learning Group for the past 2 years.
 
Ron Robichaud has been teaching A.P. Social Studies for 10 years. He is presently a member of the Teacher Support Team for the Calgary Catholic High Schools DL Project.
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