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Based on its review of a sample of the student log-in records, ODE found that most students logged into ECOT's online platform for only about one hour per day, state lawyers told the court Monday. That's just a fraction of the six to seven hours per school day that students spend at a traditional school. It's also far less than the five hours per day students should spend, on average, to reach the 920 hours of learning the state requires over a school year, ECOT's own guidelines say. Those (ECOT's) records did not substantiate the number of educational hours for which ECOT had billed ODE, the state's lawyers added.
The biggest increase has been among young adults, with time spent online almost tripling from 10 hours and 24 minutes each week in 2005 to 27 hours and 36 minutes in 2014. In total, the average adult spends more than 20 hours online a week, which includes time spent on the internet at work. Meanwhile the average person spends 2.5 hours every week âonline while on the moveâ - away from their home, work or place of study. This is a five-fold increase from 2005, when the figure was just 30 minutes.