Online Learning at Sudbury Catholic Schools
SCDSB Online Learning aka e-Learning Courses are online classes taught by certified Ontario teachers. Students can complete their work on their own schedule while receiving ongoing support, feedback, and assessment.
How Online Learning Works
- Any accommodations or modifications in a student’s Individual Education Plan (IEP) are supported
- Courses are asynchronous – there are no scheduled live classes
- Students can log in and work any time of day
- Lessons, assignments, and resources are posted online
- Teachers provide regular feedback and communicate with students
- Progress is assessed and reported just like in a regular classroom
View our Frequently Asked Questions for more information.
What “Asynchronous” Means
Online Learning courses are taught asynchronously. Asynchronous learning means students and teachers are not required to be online at the same time. Students are responsible for completing lessons and assignments at their own pace within set deadlines.
What Students Can Expect
Students can expect to…
- Receive regular feedback and progress updates
- Follow weekly lessons and due dates
- Communicate with their teacher through the online platform
- Complete assignments and assessments online
Finding Online Courses
Students can explore available online courses through Catholic Virtual Ontario.
View Course Offerings: https://www.catholicvirtualontario.org/our-courses.html
To find out if an online learning course is the right option for you, talk to your school’s guidance counsellor. They can help answer questions, review course options, and support you in planning your next steps.