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Onboarding Courses in a K-12 Environment: How to manage required district level courses and hold students accountable

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Presented by

Melody Lam @melodyc_lam, Charolette Mecklenburg Schools

Session Description

Does your district have courses such as Digital Citizenship, AI Literacy, or a student onboarding that are district-required, but you don't know where to start with deploying these courses to the whole district? Does your district struggle with accounting for student progress when students transfer schools?

At Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools, we currently deploy 3 required Canvas courses for 3-12th graders with 10,000-30,000 students in each course. This session will cover the lessons learned when trying to utlize Canvas LMS in ensuring that students are held accountable for completing these courses -- we didn't get it right the first time around and that caused a lot of headaches. We will cover the following:

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