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Designing Effective Teaching and Significant Learning: The Cycle of Course Design

Our hope is that, by the end of the session, participants will be able to reflect on the effect an integrated designed course blueprint has on their ability to improve teaching and significant student learning by:

Analyzing your current course design practice.

Evaluating the model to gain a broader perspective of course design.

Developing faculty "buy-in" to improve your campus process through the Cycle of Course Design.

Designing Flexible Courses for Environmental Challenges

Our hope is that, by the end of the session, participants will be able to reflect on the effect an integrated designed course blueprint has on their ability to improve teaching and significant student learning by:

Design courses allow changing from F2F, blended and online quickly and effectively.
Discuss best practice strategies to continue safe learning during environmental challenges.
Develop faculty "buy-in" redesigning courses to meet student needs during environmental challenges.

Adopting Open Educational Resources during the QM Certification Process

The presentation will provide a lecture-style format discussing the journey to QM course certification in a nursing informatics course that adopted OER during the certification process. The presentation will provide time for discussion regarding specific courses that learners may want to implement with OER. The discussion will provide learners an opportunity to ask questions applicable to adopting OER in specific online courses. 

Cinderella's Glass Slipper: Creating Collaborative Relationships to Foster Student Success & Support

QM’s Online Learner Support Criteria 1 addresses the presence of “Direct and indirect support for online learners and should include remote access to academic advising.”  In this poster session, we will share a unique Graduation Team Model wherein collaboration between academic advising and faculty members foster the creation of proactive strategies that provide an individualized best-fit (“glass slipper”) student support plan.

First Order: Respecting and Rescuing the Resistant

For many faculty members, the very thought of teaching online raises alarms and defenses. However, even in seated classes in today's world, we can all benefit from learning and instituting the principals of quality online course design. A team consisting of a Director of Online Learning and two faculty members will lead this fun discussion that will help rescue and respect faculty prone to resist. This session is aimed at anyone who can have an impact on faculty members in higher education.