Educators Create and Deliver Customized Courses Online

  • 05/01/01

Maestro Online is a subscription-based service that allows educators with all levels of technical skill to create and deliver customized interactive lessons with rich multimedia content. Providing a selection of more than 30 instructionally varied learning tools, Maestro Online incorporates easy-to-use authoring templates with Maestro’s multimedia content library to allow instructors to tailor activities for a variety of subjects, teaching styles and student needs.

Educators can publish the lessons to a CD-ROM or to Maestro Online’s e-learning site for 24-hour Internet access. Maestro Online provides a self-contained environment for teacher directed, Web-based instruction without advertising or links that may expose students to inappropriate content. The service also allows teachers to create interactive tests, reading and writing activities, tutorials, skill explorations, multimedia projects and practice games with the look of professional educational software. Maestro Online, Newton, MA, (617) 965-0800, www.maestro2learn.com.

Maestro Online is a subscription-based service that allows educators with all levels of technical skill to create and deliver customized interactive lessons with rich multimedia content. Providing a selection of more than 30 instructionally varied learning tools, Maestro Online incorporates easy-to-use authoring templates with Maestro’s multimedia content library to allow instructors to tailor activities for a variety of subjects, teaching styles and student needs.

Educators can publish the lessons to a CD-ROM or to Maestro Online’s e-learning site for 24-hour Internet access. Maestro Online provides a self-contained environment for teacher directed, Web-based instruction without advertising or links that may expose students to inappropriate content. The service also allows teachers to create interactive tests, reading and writing activities, tutorials, skill explorations, multimedia projects and practice games with the look of professional educational software. Maestro Online, Newton, MA, (617) 965-0800, www.maestro2learn.com.

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