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Brad Rathgeber
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Online Learning SIG
The Online Learning SIG supports educators involved with all avenues of online learning models through various venues such as Social Media used for sharing research, international connections, & training opportunities.See More
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August Newsletter from the Online School for Girls
Professional Development Course Direct from Broadway! "WICKED: Page to Stage"Online School for Girls and Broadway Online Learning Center are proud to announce a collaborative effort to bring Broadway's top artists to online course work in the arts. The first offering is a 4-week professional development course that connects educators with cast and creative team members of Broadway's WICKED to explore the various disciplines involved in the process of creating theatre. Using WICKED to…See More
Brad Rathgeber replied to Michael Terry's discussion Resources for New Virtual Teachers?
"Hi Michael,
I head an online school (www.onlineschoolforgirls.org)... and the two pieces of general advice that I give teachers is 1) to engage the students as quickly as you can in the course-- a good, fast, and engaging start to a course is…"
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Online School for Girls Newsletter May 2010
Message from Interim DirectorIt has been a very busy month for the Online School for Girls. We are thrilled to announce two new consortium members: the Hockaday School in Dallas and the Marlborough School in Los Angeles. With such committed and passionate faculty and administration, these two schools will be incredible assets to the Online School for Girls as we continue to expand. We are excited to have them join us.May has also been a very busy time for enrollment in our courses. As of this…See More
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Online School for Girls Newsletter April 2010
Online School for Girls NewsletterApril 2010Interim Director AppointedThe Online School for Girls Board is excited to announce the appointment of Molly Rumsey as Interim Director, beginning June 1st. Molly hasserved as chair of the Governance Committee of the Online School for Girlssince its creation in June 2009. Currently, she serves as the educationtechnology integration specialist with the Harpeth Hall School in Nashville, TNand will take a leave of absence to devote full-time to the Online…See More
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OSG Professional Development Course
The Online School for Girls is proud to announce a new course offering... this one for teachersThis summer from 6/20-7/17, the Online School for Girls will be offering an online professional development course on Blended Learning, designed for middle and high school teachers with some interest in blended instruction, but some to little experience with it. The course will be taught asynchronously,with assignments due at intervals within the course. A full course description is below.Register now…See More
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Online School for Girls Newsletter March 2010
Online School for Girls NewsletterMarch 2010Register Now! Online School for Girls Course Registration for 2010-2011 is Now OpenWe are thrilled to be able to announce that course application and registration is open for the 2010-2011 school year for the Online School forGirls. Students can apply and register for courses through the OSGwebsite at: http://www.onlineschoolforgirls.org/apply.htmlThere are a number of…See More
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Online School for Girls Newsletter: February 2010
Online School for Girls Newsletter: February 2010With tuition ever rising, independent schools are under increased pressure to offer more and more for their students and families. And yet, the Great Recession has pinched school budgets tighter and madeschools stretch their dollars further.On the positive side, it has also made schools think more creatively about their resources and their programs. Part ofthe promise of online education is to be able to offer more…See More
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Job Posting: Director, Online School for Girls
Director, Online School for GirlsThe Online School for Girls was founded in the summer of 2009 with the mission to provide the best education in a digital environment to girls around the world. The Online School for Girls is a consortium membership school, originally founded by Harpeth Hall School (TN), Holton-Arms School (MD), Laurel School (OH), and Westover School (CT). In the winter of 2009, the Online School for Girls membership grew to include Atlanta Girls School (GA), Ellis School (PA),…See More
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Online School for Girls Adds Four More Member Schools
Online School for Girls Adds Four More Member SchoolsA nationwide consortium of four independent all-girls’ schools that created in June 2009 the first-ever online school dedicated to secondary education for girls this past fall has expanded its membership. Joining the Online School for Girls are Atlanta Girls’ School (Atlanta, Georgia), The Ellis School (Pittsburgh, Penn), St. Mary's Episcopal School (Memphis, Tenn.) and St. Paul's School for Girls (Baltimore, Maryland).“The Online School for…See More
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Brad Rathgeber's Blog
August Newsletter from the Online School for Girls
Professional Development Course Direct from Broadway! "WICKED: Page to Stage"
Online School for Girls and Broadway Online Learning Center are proud to announce a collaborative effort to bring Broadway's top artists to online course work in the arts. The first offering is a 4-week professional development course that connects educators with cast and creative team members of Broadway's WICKED to explore the various disciplines involved in the process of creating theatre.…
Posted on August 11, 2011 at 5:10pm
Online School for Girls Newsletter May 2010
Message from Interim Director
It has been a very busy month for the Online School for Girls. We are thrilled to announce two new consortium members: the Hockaday School in Dallas and the…
ContinuePosted on June 1, 2010 at 6:00am
OSG Professional Development Course
The Online School for Girls is proud to announce a new course offering... this one for teachers
This summer from 6/20-7/17, the Online School for Girls will be offering an online professional development course on Blended Learning, designed for middle and high school teachers with some interest in blended
instruction, but some to little experience with it. The course will be taught…
Posted on March 16, 2010 at 9:30am
Online School for Girls Newsletter March 2010
Online School for Girls Newsletter
March 2010
Register Now! Online School for Girls Course…
ContinuePosted on March 12, 2010 at 2:30pm
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