Katie's blog
New Partnership with Cinglevue
Cinglevue and The Institute of Play have entered into an exciting partnership. Cinglevue will be working with the Institute of Play and Quest To Learn to pilot and develop CingleVue's Virtuoso solution for transformational learning. This solution incorporates a suite of web-based tools that include Oracle Student Learning, Learner Analytics, eSIS and Learner Enterprise. Together we hope to innovate around building shared wisdom, empowering the individual learner, engaging the entire extended learning community and enabling immersive collaboration.
- Oracle Student Learning is an enterprise level teaching and learning environment that allows easy high quality individualized learning paths with the ability to assess students against a multitude of assessment frameworks;
- Learner Analytics allows teachers, administrators and learners make sense of the all of the formative and summative data that is collected through Oracle Student Learning and provides comprehensive reporting capabilities to deliver a rich and holistic understanding of the individual learners
- eSIS is a fully web-based student information system.
- Learner Enterprise provides connected and open spaces where knowledge can be constructed. Communication and productivity tools enable efficiencies in the learning and teaching cycle.
Getting in touch with the Quest to Learn Team!
Prospective Q2L parents--we want to hear from you to answer your questions about the school. Below is contact information that you can use to reach out to members of the Q2L team. Email is the best approach right now, and it is very useful if you include your phone number in the body of the email, so that we can follow up with you. MANY apologies to parents who have not been able to get through--we've had a large number of inquiries and don't want you to be discouraged if you haven't been able to reach us. So please reach out. We want to hear from you!
Book Launch for MacArthur Series on Digital Media and Learning
On December 12 I traveled to Cambridge to participate in a book launch celebrating MIT Press' publication of a new series on digital media and learning supported by the MacArthur Foundation.
