1. Online Teaching & Learning in CEHS An Overview CEHS Administrative Council Meeting March 22, 2011 Gregg Festa & Joe Russo ADP Center for Teacher Preparation & Learning Technologies

2. What we know about great online teaching and learning in a nutshell Students and teachers must feel supported from beginning to end Consistent navigational structure among courses (redundancy) Clear and consistent course objectives and expectations from teacher at the beginning of the course Constructivist pedagogy thrives – students own their learning Students must be feel like they are connected to the teacher and each other – Multiple ways to access content and communicate with each other both formally and informally (BB, FB, Elluminate, SecondLIfe) – Good balance of synchronous & asynchronous learning activities

3. What we know about great online teaching and learning in a nutshell Content should be presented in diverse forms and have the ability to be shared/edited when appropriate Text Video/Audio Visual Diagrams Animations Assessment must be multi-dimensional Quizzes/Tests Research Projects with Peer Review (Group and Individual) Collaborative Presentations Journaling & Reflective Writing/Podcasting Participation in Discussions (synchronous and asynchronous) Single port of access to Real-time assistance and information on research, writing, technology, academic advising, registration, financial aid, etc. Clear policies regarding participation, grading and communication with teacher

4. What drives high quality online teaching and learning in CEHS? Created by CEHS Advisory Committee on Hybrid/Online Teaching and Learning Adapted from Quality Matters rubric for evaluating online courses Rooted in pedagogy employed by CEHS faculty when teaching in face- to-face courses Driven by research of effective pedagogical practice in online classrooms over the past ten years

5. Current Process of Creating an Online/Hybrid Course in CEHS Evaluate online course for student learning Teach online course Test online course in multiple web browsers to insure operability of course content Register for appropriate faculty development workshop or schedule personal consultation with OIT Instructional Designer or ADP Center Staff to learn instructional technologies to be employed in online course (if needed) Once approved, collaborate through multiple review cycles with OIT/ADP Instructional Designer to create/migrate course content and structure Submit new or revised online course syllabus to Dept. Chair & Associate Dean Lucas for Review Schedule an appointment with OIT/ADP Instructional Designer to review/create course syllabus for online course (based on CEHS Guidelines) and generate course development plan and schedule Identify course to be offered online in collaboration with Dept. Chair

6. Current Resources Available for Faculty Support in Developing and Teaching Online/Hybrid Courses CEHS Tech Camp OIT Summer Symposium (TTI Group) OIT Online Workshop on How To Teach Online ADP Center Online Learning Design Studio (physical & virtual) ADP Center Instructional Media Specialist (P/T) OIT Instructional Designers (TTI Group) Research Academy (RAUL) – Observation and Evaluation Services OIT Tech Help Desk (7-9 M-F & 8-5 Sat) OIT Blackboard Doctor (1 st 2 weeks of each semester)

7. Future Resources for Faculty Support in Developing and Teaching Online/Hybrid Courses Expanded OIT Tech Help Desk Hours to 24/7 Additional Instructional Designers (OIT TTI Group) Per Diem Instructional Designer Assigned to CEHS Faculty Online Teaching Certificate Program for Faculty via Kibbutzim College of Education Partnership

8. Current Resources for CEHS Student Support Enrolled in Hybrid/Online Courses OIT Online Workshop for Students Entering Online Courses OIT Tech Help Desk (7-9 M-F & 8-5 Sat) Center for Writing Excellence (online consultation services via appointment 10-8 M-Th & 10-4 F) Sprague Online Academic Journal Databases (24/7 access) Sprague Reference Librarian 24 hour Email Q&A service ADP Center Staff (9-9 M-Th & 9-12 Sat & Sun) Faculty Teaching the Course Academic Advising Via Academic Department

9. Future Resources for CEHS Student Support Enrolled in Hybrid/Online Courses Expanded OIT Tech Help Desk Hours to 24/7 Online Portal(Bell Tower?) to All Available Student Services including – Enrollment & Retention Counselors – Registration – Financial Aid – Tech Assistance – Research and Writing Support – Online Librarian available 24/7 Facebook/Social Learning Communities for Students Enrolled in Specific Programs

10. Online Teaching & Learning Technologies Currently Available to CEHS Faculty & Students OIT Sponsored Technologies Blackboard Learning Management System (OIT) – Course Shell – Content Collection – Test Generator – Gradebook – Discussion Boards – Wimba Voice Recording – Wiki’s – Blogs – Mobile/iPad Access Elluminate SecondLife CEHS Island Softchalk Interactive Activity Design Tool Camtasia Lecture/Screen Capture Tool iTunes U – Podcast/Video Sharing Tool NJVid – Video Sharing Tool Free-Web 2.0 Online Technologies Diigo Collaborative Online Research Tool Voicethread Collaborative Presentation Tool Google Doc Collaborative Writing/Presentation/Research/Data Analysis Tools Twitter/TweetPoll Real-Time Messaging Tools Facebook Community Tools Screenr/Jing – Screen/Voice Capture Tools YouTube – Video Sharing Tools Ustream – Live and Recording Video Sharing Tools RSS Feed Automatic Content Delivery Tools

11. Future Online Teaching & Learning Technologies That May Become Available to CEHS Faculty & Students Moodle Learning Management System with Social Learning Module Google Apps for Education OpenSim Live Virtual Learning Environment Augmented Reality Mobile Apps for Learning

12. Places Where You Can Have Influence on Issues Related to Online Teaching & Learning CEHS Advisory Committee on Online Teaching & Learning Academic Computing Committee Sub-Committee on Hybrid & Online Learning

13. Many unanswered questions questions remain. Where do we go from here?