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Fuse RI: An Open Access Model of K-12 Blended Learning Implementation

Published:
August 24, 2015
Authors:
Michigan Virtual Learning Research Institute
Kathryn Kennedy
Rebecca Stimson
Shawn Rubin
Cathy Sanford
Dana Borrelli-Murray
MVLRI is studying and documenting Fuse RI, an open access state model for supporting and expanding K-12 blended learning in Rhode Island. Developed by the Highlander Institute in Providence, RI, Fuse RI is a national model for delivering tailored support to local school districts as they deepen their knowledge and implementation of blended learning at their own pace.

MVLRI is studying and documenting Fuse RI, an open access state model for supporting and expanding K-12 blended learning in Rhode Island. Developed by the Highlander Institute in Providence, RI, Fuse RI is a national model for delivering tailored support to local school districts as they deepen their knowledge and implementation of blended learning at their own pace.Download the Report