OpenDORS
The DORS program brings students of all ages, together to engage in unique Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics projects in a cohesive, rigorous and culturally competent STEM centered program.  Students work in teams and/or individually to explore playlists as assigned by their teacher or follow their own interests.   Each DORS playlist includes specifically selected online resources to enhance learning. Activity instructions and materials are also available for hands on learning projects that connect the online world to the real one. 

The DORS curriculum is accessed on the Edmodo online platform. Edmodo provides and easy way for teachers to provide students with links to DORS resources and for students to communicate and collaborate with each other.  Teachers, students and parents may sign up for a free account at Edmodo.com. 
  • Accessible:  Connecting online common core align curriculum and assessment with hands on activities that make math and science real
  • Personalized:  Students engage with real live scientists, mathematicians, engineers and game developers so that they may see themselves in tied to curriculum.
  • Practice:  Working together, creating opportunities that allow kids to dream and practice higher level thinking in a practical project based environment.
DORS Software licenses are available at the District, School, Classroom, after school, church, and parent levels. Contact Calculus Roundtable to learn more.

DORS Curriculum Theme Examples

  • Explore the Affects of Climate Change on River Habitats
  • The Physics of Rollercoasters
  • Space Camp: Explore Mars, NASA Careers and more
  • Crime scene - Forensic Science
  • Math Video Game Reviewer
  • Pre-Algebra and Algebra Games and videos
  • Parisites Explored

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​The Digital One Room Schoolhouse is a collaboration of educators and communities, working together to empower families of 21st Century Learners. Hundreds of teachers, scientists and volunteers, review and create curriculum, grade student lessons, collaborate online and in the classroom* with learners. Our ‘Table Teams’ collaborate online as a professional learning communities, building future learning and bringing it back to their districts from across the country.

DORS in School and After School
Teachers use DORS as part of a blended learning classroom. They can choose from a list of prepared lesson that related to classroom instruction. Or they may assign playlists based on students interests or classroom projects. ​ 

Included:
  • Online instructional units aligned to standards organized by theme
  • Curated access to educational applications
  • ​Thematic learning playlists for students to choose from
  • Online monitoring of student engagement and progress
  • Edmodo training library
  • Initial staff professional development

Additional Services Offered:
  • In class instruction
  • Pre and Post snapshot assessments
  • Analytical activity and progress reporting
  • Advanced staff professional development 

DORS at Home
Parents can provide their children with DORS at home.. They may use DORS to provide students with a deeper understanding of what they are learning in school or they may encourage their student to explore the DORS playlists for their own enjoyment. 

Included:
  • Online instructional units aligned to standards organized by theme
  • Curated access to educational applications
  • ​Thematic learning playlists for students to choose from
  • Parent access to student engagement and progress
  • Edmodo training library
  • Opportunities for collaboration with other parents

Elm Hub

Our elementary Hub brings math to life with age appropriate games and activities centered on preparing young minds for algebra down the line.

MS Hub

Our Middle School Hub takes full advantage of all the latest coding and makers project-based learning activities. Students collaborate on projects on a global scale.

HS Hub

The High School Hub prepares students for the real world where science and math live. Students participate in a wide range of project-based activities that prepare them STEM related jobs wit newly honed  21st skills.

Adult Ed

Our partnership with LEAP lends additional support to GED students, new immigrants and adults ready to learn all about the world of technology and social media.