New Professional Learning Platform Coming September 1st
What You Need to Know
- Sessions completed on or before August 31 will remain in
- Sessions ending after August 31 will be completed through .
- Course and record migration has been completed for courses with registration end dates after August 31.
- Instructors can complete attendance, grades, and close courses in escWorks through the end of September.
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For questions about course proposals, approvals, registration, instructors, Âé¶¹Éçʼþ Learning Online, billing, or other professional learning needs, contact the Âé¶¹Éçʼþ Learning Online Support Desk:
- support@aealearningonline.org
- (515) 473-7164
What This Means for GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ
- At Grant Wood Âé¶¹Éçʼþ, Carie Finnegan will continue to assist with local room reservations at GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ for professional learning offerings held at GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ locations.
- Our Professional Learning Office now houses the GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ Data Team (formerly known as IMS-Information Management System). We no longer maintain an office space dedicated to professional learning.
- Emily Birkbeck does not support professional learning at all at GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ moving forward. She is no longer in the administrative assistant role in Professional Learning as she currently serves in the role of Executive Administrative Assistant now with new roles and responsibilities.
- Carie Finnegan provides support to Professional Learning by making room reservations (locally) at GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ for any courses/PD offerings offered at one of our GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ locations.
- All PD correspondence about course proposals; course approvals; communication between course instructors; registration; Âé¶¹Éçʼþ Learning Online questions and/or issues; billing; and all other professional development questions or concerns will be handled by Âé¶¹Éçʼþ Learning Online at Heartland Âé¶¹Éçʼþ.
- For matters related to professional development, GWÂé¶¹Éçʼþ staff can receive assistance by calling the Support Desk at (515) 473-7164, emailing support@aealearningonline.org, or submitting a form.
These changes are part of a broader effort to create a more cohesive statewide professional learning system and make it easier for educators to find, register for, and track learning opportunities.
One platform. Every Âé¶¹Éçʼþ. All your professional learning.
