1. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association ADTSEA On-Line Driver Education Program Presented By: Brett Robinson ADTSEA Executive Director Vice President, Highway Safety Services, LLC Bobby Duque Driver Education Instructor Castle High School Richard Salboro Driver Education Instructor Waianae High School

2. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Presentation Topics Myths and facts of on-line driver education Background of on-line driver education Overview of ADTSEA’s program What the instructor can do Student enrollment Tracking your class and students Instructor training Costs State approval 7/16/20112

3. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association On-Line Driver Education Myth – On-line training will take my job away. Fact – On-line training will create more of a demand for driver education and will be more accessible to students. The number of students enrolling in BTW will increase. Fact – Class sizes can be larger than traditional classroom sizes. 37/16/2011

4. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association On-Line Driver Education Fact – On-line training can be used to augment classroom training. Fact – Key content areas such as visual search, decision making, alcohol and other drugs, etc. can still be taught in the classroom. Fact – Teachers can then spend more time with in-car training and can provide more remedial training. 47/16/2011

5. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association On-Line Driver Education Myth – On-line training is too expensive. Fact – The ADTSEA Moodle course costs $10 per instructor key and $10 per student. Myth – On-line training is too complex. Fact – On-line training is very easy to administer and successfully monitor students via Moodle. Easy to use graphics and internet links to enhance training. 57/16/2011

6. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association On-Line Driver Education Reality – On-line training is the delivery method of today, not the future. Reality – The younger generation is technical in their capabilities while we are not. On-line training (Moodle) can be taken on a hand-held smartphone. Reality – On-line training provides accessibility and flexibility for students. 67/16/2011

7. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association On-Line Driver Education Reality – The Driver Education Community must engage on-line training now if driver education is to be successful. Reality – If we do not engage on-line training, driver education will fall behind and will become a “thing-of-the-past”. Reality – The ADTSEA Moodle on-line training program will help us to succeed. 77/16/2011

8. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Background of On-Line Driver Education Has become a major tool for educators the past five years. Variety of on-line driver education programs that have been developed by commercial companies. In most cases they have used material that has been developed by ADTSEA. 7/16/20118

9. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Background of On-Line Driver Education Due to interest and demand for quality driver education, ADTSEA developed the 2.0 Curriculum DVD to assist teachers in providing a quality driver education program. To meet the need for on-line driver education, ADTSEA has taken the next step by providing the curriculum in an on-line version. 7/16/20119

10. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association ADTSEA On-Line Driver Education Program Designed to provide the student with the basic knowledge necessary to operate an automobile. Features the same classroom unit lesson plans and quizzes contained within the ADTSEA 2.0 Curriculum. Designed to supplement classroom, skill and behind-the-wheel training. Developed using software program Moodle. 107/16/2011

11. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association ADTSEA Classroom 117/16/2011

12. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association12 Instructor’s View 7/16/2011

13. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Overview of Course Each unit is designed with content, assignments, discussion boards and quizzes. In some content files there are videos. Videos support the content and can be viewed as many times as needed. High speed connection is recommended. 7/16/201113

14. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association What the Instructor Can Do The instructor: –Is assigned a username and password to gain access to the course –Can tailor the course to meet their state’s needs. –Can decide the timeframe of the course, amount of time given to the students to complete a unit or quiz, the layout, and order of the units –Can edit or add additional content 147/16/2011

15. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association What the Instructor Can Do Within a course the instructor can: –Add an activity –Create assignments –Schedule a chat –Create and post to a forum –Develop a glossary –Develop a lesson plan and quizzes –Develop a survey 157/16/2011

16. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Add an Activity 167/16/2011

17. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Edit Content 177/16/2011

18. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Insert or Edit a Quiz 187/16/2011

19. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association What the Instructor Can Do The instructor can add additional resources to the course including: –Inserting a label –Composing a text page –Composing a web page –Linking to a file or web page –Displaying a directory –Adding an IMS content packge 197/16/2011

20. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Add a Resource 207/16/2011

21. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association What the Instructor Can Do The instructor can also import the following to enhance the course: –PDF files –Word documents –PowerPoint slides –Pictures –Images –Etc. 217/16/2011

22. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Insert an Image 227/16/2011

23. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Student Enrollment Once students are enrolled in the course they will be required to read content pages online, as well as specific chapters from the Drive Right Text (Drive Right: You are the Driver, 10 th edition) as they proceed through the units. 7/16/201123

24. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Student Enrollment The student will be required to complete assignments and quizzes and must be submitted according to the completion date. Quizzes are scored as the student answers each question. The instructor will be provided with a grade sheet after students have completed the quizzes. 7/16/201124

25. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Student’s View 257/16/2011

26. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Unit Content 267/16/2011

27. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Unit Quiz 277/16/2011

28. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Tracking Your Class and Students The instructor can track their class and students, including: –When students last accessed the course. –Profile information about the students. –Activity reports on what students have completed. The instructor can also add and send messages and notes to students. 287/16/2011

29. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Tracking Your Class 297/16/2011

30. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Tracking Your Students 307/16/2011

31. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association On-Line Instructor Training Provided on-line to members of ADTSEA and is free of charge. As part of the training you will complete the ADTSEA course by reading the content and completing quizzes as student would. At the end of the course, you will complete additional units, which give you guidance on how to use the course as an instructor. 7/16/201131

32. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association On-Line Instructor Training Training is self-paced and you can complete it on your own time. Training support is provided through ADTSEA, as needed. 7/16/201132

33. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Two Day Instructor Training Course Also provide a two day instructor training course, which can be conducted at your facility. Cost of the course is $3,200 plus travel expenses. 7/16/201133

34. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Costs for ADTSEA On-Line Driver Education The instructor must be a current member of ADTSEA (starting at $50). There is a $10 instructor code fee for each instructor of the course. Each student must pay $10 to enroll in the course for a maximum of 25 students per course. You can have multiple courses at the same time. 7/16/201134

35. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association State Approval ADTSEA will work with you to get approval from your state to use ADTSEA’s On-Line Driver Education Program. 7/16/201135

36. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association To Sign-Up Contact: Christie Falgione 724-349-SAFE (7233) christie@adtsea.org orBrett Robinson 724-349-SAFE (7233) brett@adtsea.org 7/16/201136

37. American Driver & Traffic Safety Education Association Questions ? 2/25/201137