NCVPS E-lert for March 18

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Current Enrollment Options [E-lert for March 18]

Summer 2011 and Fall 2011

March 15: Traditional and Credit Recovery Courses.
April 5: OCS Blended Learning

Traditional and Credit Recovery Courses
If there is a waitlist for a course, go ahead and add your student to the waitlist. We will open new sections each Monday until classes begin.

You can find our course catalogs here: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/catalogue/

Course descriptions and text, technology, and material requirements are here: https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ASUfjGU4wbEIZHJrcXJrbl8zOXMzY3htYmNo&hl=en

OCS Blended Learning
Find more details here for the OCS Blended Learning registration process: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/ocs-blended/

For more details on ernolling into the SAS Computer Programming course, follow this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xz2OzY_N9PaN2XSXJGJ2No8BzjWbDfubLrOtKz4iN2M/edit?hl=en

Summer and Fall 2011 Enrollment - Health Education Course
The health education courses are 1/2 credit courses, and classes begin at the beginning of the semester and at mid-semester. Typically registraiton is heavy for the classes that begin at the start of the semster. NCVPS will balance that enrollment starting in Summer 2011. Please follow this link to see the details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SUxXEEBdc6NuQopDPCPEeAJLNao-ebAnPBLtcLjx63E/edit?hl=en

Computer Applications Offered for Summer and Fall 2011

NCVPS has been working closely with the DPI CTE division to determine if there is a need to offer Computer Applications for Summer 2011 and Fall 2011. We are aware the MS IT Academy has been implemented across a large majority of LEAs and there is an expectation to have all LEAs participating in the Academy by Fall 2011.

Even with the expectation to participate in the IT Academy, the DPI CTE division realizes there may be special circumstances and you may need to enroll a student in Computer Applications. NCVPS will plan to open sections to accommodate your students. Please note that we will need to have a minimum of 10 students in a section in order to secure a teacher. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly. Thanks, Karen Creech, NCVPS Division Director, CTE Department, Karen.creech@ncpublicschools.gov

Spring 2011

New Enrollments
No students may be added to new courses at this time for Spring 2011 traditional courses. See Transfers and Credit Recovery for more options.

Transfers for Spring 2011
Students may still transfer into NCVPS courses. To transfer in, a student MUST be enrolled in the course with a face-to-face instructor, and the student MUST have a passing grade to transfer into the course. Contact your VLC to request a transfer. Students can transfer in until the beginning of the last quarter of the course.

SAS Computer Programming - Fall 2011
We will offer SAS Computer Programming as a pilot again in Fall 2011 for a total of 50 students. We will not offer the course in the summer because of the NCVPS Virtual Desktop tech requirement. We know many students take courses in the summer from home and are unable to get support from the school because there is not a summer school program available to students. The Virtual Desktop needs to be supported at the school level.

CTE Field Tests [E-lert for March 18]

Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test

As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field test for the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.

District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.

LOCK Sessions [E-lert for March 18]

Mark Your Calendars - LOCK (Linked Online Connecting Knowledge) sessions are on Tuesdays, 11:00 AM unless listed differently in the schedule posted here. LOCKs are hosted in the DLA Spa, Wimba Classroom. Instructions for how to access the classroom are provided in a QRG which can also be viewed in the DLA Spa, "DLA e-Lerts" tab. These sessions are specifically planned for DLCs and DLAs to keep abreast of the NCVPS operations, and provide excellent Professional Development opportunities. NOTE: Attendance is being recorded to provide CEUs in June for those who wish to gain the credits.

See previous session on SchoolTube here:

LOCK Session for March 1: NCVPS Semester Overview

LOCK Session for March 8: Registration for Summer 2011 and Fall 2011

Thanks for your participation and interest to key information provided in the LOCK presentations.

Fall Registration for College Courses [E-lert for March 18]

Legislative wheels grind on and it is looking as though online college courses will be available for high school students. At this point in time these Community Colleges will be participating:

AB Tech CC

Cleveland CC

Lenior CC

I'll be adding to this list as I hear from other Community Colleges.

For fall registration plan to register students for STEM courses only, until signed legislation tells us otherwise.

Don't hesitate to contact me with any questions...I may not have the answers but I can try to find the answer,

Deborah Pedersen

deborah.pedersen@ncpublicschools.gov

NCAA Information [E-lert for March 18]

REPORTING NCVPS CLASSES ON TRANSCRIPTS FOR NCAA CLEARING HOUSE

We have been working with NCAA to get clarification on how to better help students who are trying to get clearance. The NCAA understands that NCVPS can't award the grade as we are not degree granting and that the NC public school awards the grades.

We have one solution to share out with schools systems. It has been suggested that schools document the classes on the transcripts as such:
Algebra I - NCVPS
Algebra I CR-NCVPS – for the credit recovery classes

or show the course ID to show the semester etc (ex algebraIsec04spr11 – NCVPS). This example helps them to see what semester etc. this course was taken when they are doing their evaluation as well.

By doing this, it will help the NCAA to know this was an online class with NCVPS and that we do not award the grades. Please make sure you designate NCVPS over just ONLINE CLASS.

Reminders [E-lert for March 18]

DLA & SCHOOL MAINTENANCE > DLA Contact Information - Be sure to update your contact information in the registration system. Follow this link to see how to update your contact information. > Central Office Distance Learning Coordinator: Follow this link to watch a short video that shows how to check your district's enrollment, check grades, and enroll and drop students at the school level. DISTRICT INFORMATION > Find our course catalogues here: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/catalogue/ > If plan to enroll home school or private schools students into NCVPS courses through your districts, be sure to read this link first: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/parents/homeprivate-school/ > NCVPS is seeking GO LIVE districts. With customized training and support, the GO LIVE initiative helps leaders develop solutions for e-learning and e-leadership. Click here for more details! > If your district is enrolling home-schooled students, follow this link to see the new process: http://www.ncvps.org/parentstudent/homeschool/index.html STUDENT SUPPORT > Checklists: Follow these two links to our spring checklists: DLA Checklist for Spring 2011: https://docs.google.com/View?id=df9w57c6_26hjzx23f9 Student Checklist: https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1Hiyou-5PJKKeAQMtE6p6Oo-efAGaTK7a_LfPhbXbR10 > Help Desk Information: The Presidium Help Desk has two procedures to help students who have forgotten their passwords or are having difficulties with Blackboard. Follow this link to see these procedures. When students are having problems with content in the course, they should always contact their instructors. > Follow this link to see a full list of assistive technologies that are beneficial for a variety of student disabilities: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Am5iphYrw8o_gwzsWHvO3RhhhPop81tLyhfiB-WK4g8/edit?hl=en&authkey=COv327YI&pli=1# > If your students need tutoring help, be sure to check out our Peer Tutoring Center by following this link.

E-lert for March 9, 2011

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This Week's E-lert

Read the items below for this week's e-lert. Be sure to check out the reminders at the end for important information from previous e-lerts. Contact your virtual learning consultant if you have any questions!

Current Enrollment Options [E-lert for March 9]

Summer 2011 and Fall 2011

Registration Open March 15 for traditional and Credit Recovery courses and April 5 for OCS Blended Learning Courses
Registration opens for Summer 2011 and Fall 2011 courses on March 15 for traditional and Credit Recovery courses.

OCS Blended Learning registration for Fall 2011 will not open on March 15 but on April 5 in the NCVPS registration system. More details to come regarding the process for the OCS Blended Learning registration will be posted here: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/ocs-blended/

Find our course catalogs here: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/catalogue/

SAS Computer Programming - Fall 2011
We will offer SAS Computer Programming as a pilot again in Fall 2011 for a total of 50 students. We will not offer the course in the summer because of the NCVPS Virtual Desktop tech requirement. We know many students take courses in the summer from home and are unable to get support from the school because there is not a summer school program available to students. The Virtual Desktop needs to be supported at the school level.

For more details on ernolling into the SAS Computer Programming course, follow this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xz2OzY_N9PaN2XSXJGJ2No8BzjWbDfubLrOtKz4iN2M/edit?hl=en

Summer and Fall 2011 Enrollment - Health Education Course
The health education courses are 1/2 credit courses, and classes begin at the beginning of the semester and at mid-semester. Typically registraiton is heavy for the classes that begin at the start of the semster. NCVPS will balance that enrollment starting in Summer 2011. Please follow this link to see the details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SUxXEEBdc6NuQopDPCPEeAJLNao-ebAnPBLtcLjx63E/edit?hl=en

Computer Applications Offered for Summer and Fall 2011

NCVPS has been working closely with the DPI CTE division to determine if there is a need to offer Computer Applications for Summer 2011 and Fall 2011. We are aware the MS IT Academy has been implemented across a large majority of LEAs and there is an expectation to have all LEAs participating in the Academy by Fall 2011.

Even with the expectation to participate in the IT Academy, the DPI CTE division realizes there may be special circumstances and you may need to enroll a student in Computer Applications. NCVPS will plan to open sections to accommodate your students. Please note that we will need to have a minimum of 10 students in a section in order to secure a teacher. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly. Thanks, Karen Creech, NCVPS Division Director, CTE Department, Karen.creech@ncpublicschools.gov

Spring 2011

New Enrollments
No students may be added to new courses at this time for Spring 2011 traditional courses. See Transfers and Credit Recovery for more options.

Transfers for Spring 2011
Students may still transfer into NCVPS courses. To transfer in, a student MUST be enrolled in the course with a face-to-face instructor, and the student MUST have a passing grade to transfer into the course. Contact your VLC to request a transfer. Students can transfer in until the beginning of the last quarter of the course.

Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test

As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field test for the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.

District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.

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LOCK Sessions [E-lert for March 9]

Mark Your Calendars - LOCK (Linked Online Connecting Knowledge) sessions are on Tuesdays, 11:00 AM unless listed differently in the schedule posted here. LOCKs are hosted in the DLA Spa, Wimba Classroom. Instructions for how to access the classroom are provided in a QRG which can also be viewed in the DLA Spa, "DLA e-Lerts" tab. These sessions are specifically planned for DLCs and DLAs to keep abreast of the NCVPS operations, and provide excellent Professional Development opportunities. NOTE: Attendance is being recorded to provide CEUs in June for those who wish to gain the credits.

Tuesday, March 15 LOCK will feature "Digital Citizenship". This session is a pre-recorded presentation by NCVPS Regional Virtual Learning Consultants, Adam Renfro and James Bell. Look for the recorded session on the VLC website at www.thevlc.org.

Thanks for your participation and interest to key information provided in the LOCK presentations.

Late Drops [E-lert for March 9]

At this point in the semester, based on teacher contracts and legislation statutes for NCVPS, students cannot be dropped from a course after the designated scheduled last day to drop unless a medical hardship or change in IEP is advised by the principal, or if the student withdraws from the school. In the post procedure for this type transaction, the DLA confirms to the on-line teacher that the student is considered having been dropped at the school. The teacher, then, will make notation of: "Student was late dropped at school" on the journal comments for the progress and final grade reports. A final grade mark will be reported by the on-line teacher, which may be "null", and will be reflective on the final grade report at the end of the semester.

NCVPS grades are only made available to the school via the NCVPS Registration System - "Reports" tab. NCVPS does not report grades in eSIS (NC WISE). The DLA is responsible for providing grades to the school Data Manager for input on the student's record in NC WISE. In
the case of a "beyond NCVPS late drop deadline" request, it is to the school's discretion as whether the grade is reported on the student's transcript.

NCVPS Teacher Contact - REMINDER [E-lert for March 9]

Thank you for respecting the office hours posted by the NCVPS teachers and using only the contact phone numbers and email addresses requested by the teachers to be contacted at. Many of the NCVPS teachers also teach in the traditional classroom environment; however, contacting them while in that environment is a conflict of interest and against the NCVPS guidelines. Much appreciation for following this request.

Reminders [E-lert for March 9]

DLA & SCHOOL MAINTENANCE

> DLA Contact Information - Be sure to update your contact information in the registration system. Follow this link to see how to update your contact information.

> Central Office Distance Learning Coordinator: Follow this link to watch a short video that shows how to check your district's enrollment, check grades, and enroll and drop students at the school level.


DISTRICT INFORMATION

> Find our course catalogues here: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/catalogue/

> If plan to enroll home school or private schools students into NCVPS courses through your districts, be sure to read this link first: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/parents/homeprivate-school/

> NCVPS is seeking GO LIVE districts. With customized training and support, the GO LIVE initiative helps leaders develop solutions for e-learning and e-leadership. Click here for more details!

> If your district is enrolling home-schooled students, follow this link to see the new process: http://www.ncvps.org/parentstudent/homeschool/index.html


STUDENT SUPPORT

> Checklists: Follow these two links to our spring checklists:

DLA Checklist for Spring 2011: https://docs.google.com/View?id=df9w57c6_26hjzx23f9 Student Checklist: https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1Hiyou-5PJKKeAQMtE6p6Oo-efAGaTK7a_LfPhbXbR10

> Help Desk Information: The Presidium Help Desk has two procedures to help students who have forgotten their passwords or are having difficulties with Blackboard.
Follow this link to see these procedures. When students are having problems with content in the course, they should always contact their instructors.

> Follow this link to see a full list of assistive technologies that are beneficial for a variety of student disabilities: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Am5iphYrw8o_gwzsWHvO3RhhhPop81tLyhfiB-WK4g8/edit?hl=en&authkey=COv327YI&pli=1#

> If your students need tutoring help, be sure to check out our Peer Tutoring Center by following this link.

NCVPS E-lert for March 4, 2011

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This Week's E-lert

Read the items below for this week's e-lert. Be sure to check out the reminders at the end for important information from previous e-lerts. Contact your virtual learning consultant if you have any questions!

Current Enrollment Options [E-lert for March 4]

Summer 2011 and Fall 2011

Registration Open March 15
Registration opens for Summer 2011 and Fall 2011 courses on March 15. OCS Blended Learning registration will not open on March 15 but in April. More details to come regarding the process for the OCS Blended Learning registration.

Find our course catalogs here: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/catalogue/

SAS Computer Programming - Fall 2011
We will offer SAS Computer Programming as a pilot again in Fall 2011 for a total of 50 students. We will not offer the course in the summer because of the NCVPS Virtual Desktop tech requirement. We know many students take courses in the summer from home and are unable to get support from the school because there is not a summer school program available to students. The Virtual Desktop needs to be supported at the school level.

For more details on ernolling into the SAS Computer Programming course, follow this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xz2OzY_N9PaN2XSXJGJ2No8BzjWbDfubLrOtKz4iN2M/edit?hl=en

Summer and Fall 2011 Enrollment - Health Education Course
The health education courses are 1/2 credit courses, and classes begin at the beginning of the semester and at mid-semester. Typically registraiton is heavy for the classes that begin at the start of the semster. NCVPS will balance that enrollment starting in Summer 2011. Please follow this link to see the details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SUxXEEBdc6NuQopDPCPEeAJLNao-ebAnPBLtcLjx63E/edit?hl=en

Spring 2011

New Enrollments
No students may be added to new courses at this time for Spring 2011 traditional courses. See Transfers and Credit Recovery for more options.

Transfers for Spring 2011
Students may still transfer into NCVPS courses. To transfer in, a student MUST be enrolled in the course with a face-to-face instructor, and the student MUST have a passing grade to transfer into the course. Contact your VLC to request a transfer. Students can transfer in until the beginning of the last quarter of the course.

Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test [E-lert for March 4]

As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field testfor the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.

District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regardingfield tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.

Justin Connor & LEO Fall Registration [E-lert for March 4]

Check out the video created by E Rutherford HS DLA, Justin Connor,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nva5j_b0HM

Great job Justin. Bet the kids loved creating "HOPE" in the gym!

Summer school and fall LEO registration will start soon for high school students. Counselors can safely plan to register students for STEM courses. Contact the NC Community College with which you partner for the exact date of the start of summer and fall registration.

We will be certain of legislative changes for spring registration.

Deborah Pedersen

deborah.pedersen@ncpublicschools.gov

LOCK Sessions [E-lert for March 4]

Mark Your Calendars - LOCK (Linked Online Connecting Knowledge) sessions will start back beginning March 8, at the same time they were hosted last year - Tuesdays, 11:00 AM unless listed differently in the schedule. LOCKs are hosted in the DLA Spa, Wimba Classroom. Instructions for how to access the classroom are provided in a QRG which can also be viewed in the DLA Spa, "DLA e-Lerts" tab. These sessions are specifically planned for DLCs and DLAs to keep abreast of the NCVPS operations, and excellent Professional Development opportunities. Be Alerted -- we hope to have a process in place to maintain attendance for those who wish to gain credit for your LOCK attendance.

Tuesday, March 8 LOCK will feature "Registration Updates for summer and fall semesters". Plan to join us or catch the archive. REMEMBER, attendance is being recorded to provide CEUs in June.

VTIN and SAR Information for NCWise [E-lert for March 4]

All SAR data requirements on NCVPS teachers, (VTIN, yrs exp, ethnicity, race), are now available in columns on your NCVPS Enrollment Report. The Enrollment report is in Excel format and can be accessed from your NCVPS Registration System, Enrollments tab, populating the fields to Export to Excel above the list of courses. DLAs will need to provide this information to the school data managers. The VTIN report in the DLA Spa is no longer kept updated.

OCS Course Codes [E-lert for March 4}

OCS course codes can be found on the NCVPS website in the Course Catalogue. Below is some additional information that may be helpful to share with your NC Wise Data Managers.

The new codes for OCS have been entered into eSIS production with the academic level of '0" and a start date of 7/1/2010.

9210Z - OCS English I
9211Z - OCS English II
9221Z - OCS Algebra I
9232Z - OCS Biology

Please communicate with your data managers that the courses with the 'Z' as the 5th character are only to be used for NCVPS courses taught at the 0 academic level.

NCAA Information [E-lert for March 4}

REPORTING NCVPS CLASSES ON TRANSCRIPTS FOR NCAA CLEARING HOUSE

We have been working with NCAA to get clarification on how to better help students who are trying to get clearance. The NCAA understands that NCVPS can't award the grade as we are not degree granting and that the NC public school awards the grades.

We have one solution to share out with schools systems. It has been suggested that schools document the classes on the transcripts as such:
Algebra I - NCVPS
Algebra I CR-NCVPS – for the credit recovery classes

or show the course ID to show the semester etc (ex algebraIsec04spr11 – NCVPS). This example helps them to see what semester etc. this course was taken when they are doing their evaluation as well.

By doing this, it will help the NCAA to know this was an online class with NCVPS and that we do not award the grades. Please make sure you designate NCVPS over just ONLINE CLASS.

Reminders [E-lert for March 4}

DLA & SCHOOL MAINTENANCE

> DLA Contact Information - Be sure to update your contact information in the registration system. Follow this link to see how to update your contact information.

> Central Office Distance Learning Coordinator: Follow this link to watch a short video that shows how to check your district's enrollment, check grades, and enroll and drop students at the school level.


DISTRICT INFORMATION

> Find our course catalogues here: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/courses/catalogue/

> If plan to enroll home school or private schools students into NCVPS courses through your districts, be sure to read this link first: http://www.ncvps.org/index.php/parents/homeprivate-school/

> NCVPS is seeking GO LIVE districts. With customized training and support, the GO LIVE initiative helps leaders develop solutions for e-learning and e-leadership. Click here for more details!

> If your district is enrolling home-schooled students, follow this link to see the new process: http://www.ncvps.org/parentstudent/homeschool/index.html


STUDENT SUPPORT

> Checklists: Follow these two links to our spring checklists:

DLA Checklist for Spring 2011: https://docs.google.com/View?id=df9w57c6_26hjzx23f9 Student Checklist: https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1Hiyou-5PJKKeAQMtE6p6Oo-efAGaTK7a_LfPhbXbR10

> Help Desk Information: The Presidium Help Desk has two procedures to help students who have forgotten their passwords or are having difficulties with Blackboard.
Follow this link to see these procedures. When students are having problems with content in the course, they should always contact their instructors.

> Follow this link to see a full list of assistive technologies that are beneficial for a variety of student disabilities: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Am5iphYrw8o_gwzsWHvO3RhhhPop81tLyhfiB-WK4g8/edit?hl=en&authkey=COv327YI&pli=1#

> If your students need tutoring help, be sure to check out our Peer Tutoring Center by following this link.