Community Activities
Moodle Forums
Students and parents have access to a general forum in the Moodle where they can start threads on almost any topic, ranging from debates over PCs vs. Macs and games of hangman, to poetry contests, short story publication, event planning, and reviews of movies and books.
Parents should be aware that while these forums are monitored, content is not censored, providing students adhere to the Moodle policy signed on their first login to the Moodle. Some topics may not be suitable for all students. We prefer that students debate even controversial subjects in the relative safety and privacy of our Moodle environment, and in an environment where they can learn to respect differences in perspective and conviction while still seeking common ground to act in charity together.
Facebook Groups
If you are a Facebook member, you can join the
Scholars Online Group. Students and alumni can meet, plan reunions, and share news.
With Facebook policies for groups changing in 2011, we have also created a new
Scholars Online Page. Check it out and "like" us!
Twitter
Follow Scholars Online on Twitter! Receive postings of interest to the Classical Education Community, along with news about Scholars Online faculty, students, events, and deadlines.
Get Together
Let us know if your region is hosting a get-together that Scholars Online members might be interested in attending! We'll post the information here and in the Facebook community, and publicize it on our Twitter feed.
Scholars Online is accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission.
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