OHP Adopts Angel LMS

  • By Bridget McCrea
  • 04/16/08
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The Ohio Hi-Point (OHP) Career Center has adopted the Angel Learning Management Suite (LMS) to add online capabilities to its career-technical and academic high school programs, and to offer adult and continuing education programs online.

Ohio Hi-Point provides laptops for every student in its high school and the entire campus is setup for wireless connections. Teachers integrate technology into their lesson planning, and students in the programs utilize computers and the Internet for projects and in-class learning.

Angel LMS is a learning management system designed for both K-12 and higher ed that incorporates course management, learning outcomes management, podcasting, and assessment capabilities. Further information can be found here.

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About the author: Bridget McCrea is a business and technology writer in Clearwater, FL. She can be reached at [email protected].

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Bridget McCrea is a business and technology writer in Clearwater, FL. She can be reached at [email protected].

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