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The current research points to some very positive trends in Online Learning.

Trends and issues study - "Virtual Schools: Trends and Issues. A Study of Virtual Schools in the United States." October 2001
(This is in .Pdf format, you will need the free Adobe Acrobat reader to read it)

Beginning questions - Introductory research to the Clovis CAL program.

DOE Ed Technology Division - Report from the 2002 Colorado conference. "A Report on the Virtual Schools"

DOE Office of Ed Technology - The Office of Educational Technology (OET) was established under section 216 of the Department of Education Organization Act. There is an interesting crossover between this office and the NCLB legislation.

CA State BOE - "A report from the Comission of Technology in Learning for California K-12 Educational Technology"
(This is in .Pdf format, you will need the free Adobe Acrobat reader to read it)

DOE "Exchange Series" - "Virtual schools, whether they are part of traditional public schools, charter schools, or through cooperative programs, provide students with innovative opportunities that can improve their education. "

Texas Education Agency (DOE) - Report on web based learning.

K-12 Online learning Initiatives - This is a listing put together by the Southern Regional Education Board

K-12 Policies and regulations - A brief overview of a few pieces of legislation that have established virtual learning programs.

Center for Education Policy: Virtual Schools - This booklet highlights issues policymakers face when deciding to provide online courses for K-12 students. It includes key questions to consider, examples in existing programs and recommendations that “maintain the essential purposes and principles of public education.”

Interesting paper on OTL applied to K-12 learning