The Excite Learning Environment
Learn more about how this exciting new initiative from ADLC connects
learners with experts, captures these interactions and creates learning
resources to be used in online courses. Click here for more information .
UofA OH&S students eligible for James Rintoul Memorial Scholarship
The James Rintoul OH&S Memorial Scholarship is funded by the Job Safety Skills Society to support the completion
of an Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Certificate taken through the Faculty
of Extension, University of Alberta. Click here to learn more .
Whats happening to my email?
Alberta Distance Learning Centre is phasing out your First Class
e-mail and moving to a google based service on ADLCWorks.ca.
Click here to learn more about your new ADLC Gmail account.
Click here to access Frequently Asked Questions for email.
Questions about First Class?
Introducing VROC Alberta!
Alberta Distance Learning Centre and Partners In Research (PIR) have
joined forces to bring Virtual Researcher On Call (VROC)
programming to Alberta. Click here to learn more.
Mobile game gives teens education in small business
ADLC is helping high school students in Leduc to get an education in small
business — and earn school credit — while testing out a new mobile
game.
Read about the successful pilot of our Entrepreneurship iPad app here.
CBC Edmonton - Mobile game gives teens education in small business
Click here to learn more about Canada’s First Online and Mobile Small Business Course for High School Students
Learn more about our partners GoForth Institute and Robots and Pencils .
Math 30-1 course updates now available
Effective immediately, updated electronic versions
of Math 30-1 print resources are accessible through the ADLC website. A
username and
password will be required to access them, please see below for
information. Tuition for students registering in the Math 30-1 course is
free until December 21, 2012.
Teaching Services (Team Teaching) partners may click here to
access the Math 30-1 course . (Password and username required - please contact 780-674-5333 ext. 5378 if you have forgotten your log-in information )
Student Services (Contracted Services) partners may click
here to access the Math 30-1 course . (Password and username required - please contact 780-674-5333 ext. 5360 if you have forgotten your log-in information)
Tech Alert
August 08, 2012
If you are receiving an internal error page when trying to reach
the D2L online course login page, please delete your temporary internet
files and cookies. After this has been completed, you should then be
able to access the login page. If you have any questions, please contact
the Help Desk at 1-866-774-5333 extension 5322 or email us at
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ADLC Lethbridge Partnership with
5th on 5th Youth Services
Click on the image below for more information.
Tuition Fees for 2012 - 2013
The new tuition fees are effective June 1, 2012
Funded Students - Less than 20 years of age
Elementary
Grade 1 - 6 $130.00/course
Junior High
Grade 7 - 9 core $150.00/course
Grade 7 - 9 comp. $115.00/course
Senior High
Grade 10 - 12 $30.00/credit
Re-Registration Fee: $50.00
Unfunded Students - 20 years of age or older
Elementary
Grade 1 - 6 $260.00/course
Junior High
Grade 7 - 9 core $300.00/course
Grade 7 - 9 comp. $230.00/course
Senior High
Grade 10 - 12 $90.00/credit
Re-Registration Fee - $100
International Students
Elementary
Grade 1 - 6 $917.00/course
Junior High
Grade 7 - 9 core $734.00/course
Grade 7 - 9 comp. $500.00/course
Senior High
Grade 10 - 12 $105.00/credit
GoForth Entrepreneur Course
Click here for the  GoForth brochure.
ADLC partners with GoForth Institute to Deliver Canada’s First Online and Mobile Small Business Course in Alberta High Schools
Launching in September, 2012, the
new five-credit online course will allow Alberta students in Grades 10,
11, and 12 the opportunity to learn about small business and to hone
entrepreneurial skills and management practices.
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Celebrate Your Success!
All 2012 Grads are cordially invited to attend the Student Commencement Ceremony on 1 June 2012.
Please RSVP by 10 May 2012.
To
ensure all items can be marked and grades submitted to Alberta Education
to appear on student transcripts, please submit all Contracted Services
lessons and exams by JUNE 4.
Media Release - Review of distance education good news for Albertans, ADLC
The Alberta Distance Learning
Centre (ADLC) welcomes the upcoming review of distance education, services and
delivery in Alberta, as announced by Alberta Education on 7 February 2012. Click here to read the entire media release.
Check Out These New CTS Courses
Introduction to Agriculture (AGR1010)
Health Services Foundations (HSS1010)
Coaching 2 (REC3120)
Injury Management (REC1020)
For more information, please refer to the registration guide.
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Diploma Deadlines - Updated Sept 19, 2011
Please make sure that students meet the following ADLC deadlines for course completion:
2011-12 Diploma and other important Dates
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Please note: Students who do not meet this deadline, risk not having their school awarded mark blended with their diploma mark when Results Statements are distributed.
Other Course Deadlines :
ADLC encourages all semester
students to complete their courses by the above noted dates to ensure
proper review, timely exam writing and the appropriate marks are
reported to Alberta Education in a timely manner.
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Sr High Social Studies After Hours
Student Assistance Line is available on Tuesday (Ext 6330) and Thursday (Ext 6211) from 4:30-7:00 PM
Sr High Math After Hours
Homework Help Line starts Monday Sept. 27.
During regular buisness hours please call your lead teacher
Call extension 5388 for help with your Sr. High Math course Monday-Thursday from 4:30-8:00 pm.
August 25, 2011 - Press Release
Workplace Safety Systems (HCS3000), Workplace Safety Practices (HCS
3010) and Agriculture Safety (AGR 3000) are BRAND NEW COURSES as of July
15/2011.
These courses were created through a partnership with Job
Safety Skills Society and as a result all the courses offer imbedded
certification at the Silver and Gold level. Each course includes 3
assignments plus a mandatory Practice Test and Final. In order to
achieve certification students must choose the Silver or Gold level,
write the final test for that level, and obtain a minimum overall course mark of 70%. (The
Silver test is all multiple choice questions while the Gold is all short
answer questions. The content covered on each test is similar.) If
students do not achieve 70% but do achieve 50% or greater and do not
want the certification they will still receive the Alberta Education
credit for the courses.
June 21, 2011 - Principal Survey Results
Thank you to all (103) who participated in Alberta Distance Learning
Centre's (ADLC) Principal Survey recently. We appreciate the time you
took to complete the survey and value your opinion. Responses to this survey help
us know how we might better support students. Each year, we will
request your thoughts about ADLC's services and programs we provide to
your school to ensure that we deliver high quality instructional
materials and program flexibility to enhance student learning in your
distributed learning environment.
Rob Colvin of the Calgary Board of Education is the winner of the iPad for his school. Congratulations, Rob!
D2L & Academy of Math / Reading
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Students may learn their teacher’s contact information by phoning 1-866-774-5333 (toll-free), then
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Questions?
For general information on diploma or other exams please visit our Exam FAQ's
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Alberta Distance Learning Centre (ADLC) provides effective,
successful, and specialized distance learning opportunities. ADLC is a
world leader in the delivery of distance learning programs to students
in Grades 1 to 12. Distance education is offered in print, online, and
blended formats. ADLC serves students and schools throughout Alberta,
the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut, as well as students around the
globe who wish to pursue their education using the Alberta Program of
Studies.
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The latest AERR 2010 (ADLC
Annual Education Results Report) is now available.
For more information about ADLC please review our legal documents section.
If you need to speak to us please check out our contacts page.
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