Online Assessment Examples
Example of an online course self-assessment (Word Doc)
University of Houston-Victoria Senate Resolution (PDF)
OSCQR Course Design Review (PDF)
University of Central Oklahoma Online Rubric (PDF)
Online Learning Reports, Studies, ETC.
CHLOE 3 (2019): The Changing Landscape of Online Education (PDF)
Student Perspectives on Online Programs (Wiley 2019) (PDF)
Campus Technology MS eBook: The Accessible Campus (PDF)
Professional Development Opportunities
Transitioning to Teaching Online (T2TOL): This course is completely online and is available to all active M6 faculty within their Blackboard course list. T2TOL is designed to serve as an introduction, a refresher, and a continuing resource for faculty and instructors who use Blackboard, regardless of experience. Each unit is assessed and requires an 80% score to proceed.
College of eTech Online Certification Course: This course is taught each semester by our Instructional Designers and Multimedia Coordinator. It is a six-week hybrid class that includes three face-to-face meetings and three online meetings. Faculty participants learn about best practices for teaching and learning online. This course is also currently incentivized, with completers receiving $500 in their respective departmental budgets. This money can be used to buy office supplies, assist with conference travel, purchase memberships and more.
Spring 2020 Professional Development Opportunities
Thursday, February 6: Lights, Camera, Interaction – Session on Kaltura by Ken Teutsch (RPL 333, from 3-4pm)
Thursday, February 13: Small Steps Make a Big Difference – Session on student-to-student interaction by Weiwei Ji (RPL 300A, from 3-4pm)
Thursday, February 27: Session highlighting courses and their various forms of interactivity by Dr. Jeff Aulgur and Jennifer Saxton (RPL 300A, from 3-4pm)
Thursday, March 12: Session that will highlight Open Educational Resources and other tools by Sherry Tinerella and Angela Black (RPL 300A, from 3-4pm)
Tuesday, March 31: “Is anyone out there?” – Session on student-to-instructor interaction by Dr. Mark Mitchell (RPL 300A, from 3-4pm)
Thursday, April 9: Session encompassing assistive technologies, accessibility checkers, accessibility issues, and more. Presented by Ashlee Leavell and Weiwei Ji (RPL 300A, from 3-4pm)
SARA/C-RAC Information
Explanation of the Relationship between HLC, C-RAC and SARA (Word Doc)
Compliance & Accessibility Resources
ADA Curriculum Compliance Handouts (PDF)