Posted by Mike Payne, Program Architect
The past few months, we've been fortunate to meet with educators and heads of schools who lead their classrooms and campuses in truly inspiring ways, like those that
Alan described.
These are people that are exploring eLearning initiatives not just for the purpose of cost savings, but for the benefit of student engagement and student outcomes. It's been exciting to hear their ideas and to share ours.
One series of questions that always comes up:
How does Thesys work? How easy is it to implement? What will I need to do?We love these questions and we love sharing that the process is totally turnkey. Thesys is designed in a way that allows interested schools to implement an eLearning initiative without incurring development costs or having to put together professional development plans. The process is as simple as this diagram.
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Program Overview page of our website.
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The past few months, we've been fortunate to meet with educators and heads of schools who lead their classrooms and campuses in truly inspiring ways, like those that Alan described.
This month, OC Metro Magazine featured Rob Chandler, CEO of Thesys and head of Fairmont Education Group, in an article about Fairmont's expansion overseas. As a Fairmont Education Group company, Thesys is excited to be part of the expansion initiative in helping to develop the AP courses that will be used in the dual diploma program offered in Beijing beginning this fall.