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Lobley, Jennifer; Ouellette, Kristy L. – Journal of Extension, 2013
The Maine 4-H Afterschool Academy trained 369 after-school and out of school time providers in 2011. This easy-to-adapt professional development opportunity used blended learning, a combination of in-person and Web-based opportunities. Providers successfully learned concepts and practical knowledge regarding 4-H, specifically 4-H Science. In…
Descriptors: After School Programs, After School Education, State Programs, Professional Development
Roblyer, M. D.; Porter, Marclyn; Bielefeldt, Talbot; Donaldson, Martha B. – Journal of Computing in Teacher Education, 2009
Anecdotal accounts from teachers have long suggested the possibility that virtual teaching experiences have a positive impact on face-to-face teaching practices, a so-called "reverse impact" phenomenon. Survey and focus group data collected as part of a statewide evaluation of a virtual school offered an opportunity to explore this impact.…
Descriptors: Focus Groups, Teacher Attitudes, Teacher Improvement, Teacher Effectiveness
Barrow, Lisa; Markman, Lisa; Rouse, Cecilia Elena – Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 2007
Because a significant portion of U.S. students lacks critical mathematic skills, schools across the country are investing heavily in computerized curriculums as a way to enhance education output, even though there is surprisingly little evidence that they actually improve student achievement. In this paper we present results from a randomized…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Educational Benefits, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software

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