Professional Development
Quality Matters — Getting the Most From the Resource
Description:
Does your institution use QM? Are you just getting started or need a refresher on some of the tools & resources? This session will provide a nice overview of the different resources provided to QM members. We’ll discuss different types of course reviews, training opportunities, and strategies for promoting the resource to your campus.
Facilitators/Institution:
Dana Lindon-Burgett (Rose State College)
Strengthening our Online Program with Peer Reviews
Description: Required peer reviews are challenging! This session describes our experience implementing a peer review process to support those new to online instruction at the pandemic’s beginning. We discuss how the internal review works and why we adopted the process as an annual event for all who teach online.
Facilitators: Jennifer Campbell and Greg Stone (Tulsa Community College)
Oklahoma OER Summit
Held on October 30, the 2020 Oklahoma OER Summit is now available as an on-demand course. Faculty and staff may complete a short quiz upon viewing the resources to earn the OER CHAMPION digital badge from the Online Consortium of Oklahoma (OCO).
Starting Strong in Online Teaching
Description: If you have never taught online, recently began teaching online, or would just like a refresher, consider joining us for this 2 hour session focused on helping educators begin their online teaching journey. The session will be interactive and include several examples. Some of the topics that will be covered are: • Faculty readiness • Needed technical skills and how to strengthen those skills • Creating an online community • Re-thinking the instructor’s role in an online class • Ideas to help student’s start strong in an online class • Examples of consistent organization & navigation
Facilitators: Randy Dominguez (Tulsa Community College), Dana Lindon-Burgett (Rose State College)
How to Get Started Teaching Online
Description: This session is a virtual panel discussion on lessons learned from administration, faculty, and Instructional Design perspectives for those who are just beginning to teach online. Issues addressed will include training needed, course design considerations, managing an online course, and communication tips. Join us for a panel presentation and then open discussion on how to get started with teaching online.”
Facilitators: Randy Dominguez (Tulsa Community College)