The Indiana Department of Education has partnered with Indiana University High School to make available high school turnkey courses for Indiana teachers to implement. These are full courses, aligned to Indiana standards, that can be adopted, adapted, or adjusted by Hoosier teachers to meet the needs of students in their own courses. The courses can be implemented both synchronously and asynchronously, in a variety of models. Teachers can edit courses and add their own resources to supplement them as necessary in providing resources to their students.     

The PRISM staff has put each of each of these courses into Moodle courses. The Moodle courses are available to all teachers. Teachers can request to be added as a participant to each course to preview resources and activities. Teachers can download Moodle backup versions of a course and restore on another Moodle server if needed. The PRISM team can also provide a teacher with his/her own version of each of the courses on PRISM's Moodle server. These courses can be found here.  

We are proud to announce that PRISM is now integrated with Moodle 3.10. You can view a tour of the new features here.

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For more information, check out the Release Notes.

Crossword and Hidden Picture games.  I have made two more short informational videos on how to create and integrate Crossword and Hidden Picture games into your courses. You can access these videos under Moodle Videos here.   

Please provide us feedback on these informational videos and offer suggestions for future topics. The PRISM team would love to have PRISM teachers produce informational videos on teaching strategies and online pedagogy that is working well with their classes. Teachers that have been teaching for many years using the LMS hosted by PRISM have some very good methods and strategies.  We would love for you to share your best strategies and techniques that work well for you with your online courses.  If you are interested, please keep the videos short, upload them to YouTube and share the embed code with us to post on our website. Let's help each other and share ideas!