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Liying Miao started the topic QM Alignment Worksheet in the forum TOPkit Workshop 2018 7 years, 5 months ago
Hi all,
Can anyone recall a QM alignment worksheet mentioned by some representative of some university (I know; it’s only been two months. Sorry!)? It’s a worksheet that contains QM rubric with standards and the column for faculty to fill out and show the evidence in the course that meets a standard.
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ADDIE wrote a new post 7 years, 6 months ago
Running on Empty: Injecting Instructional Power into Narrated PowerPoints (Issue 11)
Author(s): Karen Tinsley-Kim, Dr. Shelly Wyatt Editor: Dr. Shelly Wyatt Narrated PowerPoints – how my faculty love them! ADDIE, I […] -
ADDIE started the topic Running on Empty: Injecting Instructional Power into Narrated PowerPoints (Issue 11) in the forum Ask ADDIE 7 years, 6 months ago
Narrated PowerPoints – how my faculty love them! ADDIE, I have an issue that I suspect is one that is facing instructional designers and faculty developers all across the country. The faculty at my Large Public University believe that Narrated PowerPoints are the best way to bridge the gap between challenging content and the online learning e…[Read more]
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Jennifer Smith replied to the topic Quality Control and Assurance in the forum TOPkit Workshop 2018 7 years, 6 months ago
Hi Everyone,
I mentioned UF’s "pay it forward" model of quality assurance course review at the TopKit workshop. In case you are wondering how we are coming along with that process, here’s a summary:
The idea is that a faculty completes the course review process which requires:- A self review done by the course instructor
- An Ally…
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Joseph S. Clark replied to the topic Copyright in the forum Share an Effective Practice 7 years, 6 months ago
This is something of a tangent, but has anyone seen [b]policies or regulations[/b] regarding whether instructors must provide a downloadable (i.e., for offline viewing) copy of videos owned by the instructor and/or institution and hosted on the institution’s Kaltura instance (or other dedicated video hosting tool)? We had a student insist that he…[Read more]
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Heidi Schroeder replied to the topic Evaluating: Tips and Guidance in the forum Share an Effective Practice 7 years, 6 months ago
Hi Shelly,
As an Instructional Designer without a PhD (and no current plan to pursue a PhD), I find research intimidating. In the past few months I have been working as Co-PI on a 360 video research project that is funded by an internal Seed Grant at my institution, the University of South Florida, Sarasota-Manatee. For this project I am…[Read more] -
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Joseph S. Clark replied to the topic Contact-Hour Replacement: How to avoid becoming a correspondence course? in the forum Share an Effective Practice 7 years, 7 months ago
Thanks, Charlotte! The interaction section is particularly appropriate, as with QM. I’ll take a closer look.
Joe
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Charlotte Jones-Roberts replied to the topic Contact-Hour Replacement: How to avoid becoming a correspondence course? in the forum Share an Effective Practice 7 years, 7 months ago
Hi Joe,
Have you checked out SUNY’s opensource rubric OSCQR? http://oscqr.org/ I think some of it may be a great fit for what you’re looking for— especially the ‘Content & Activities’ and ‘Interaction’ sections.
The scorecard is pretty thorough: https://onlinelearningconsortium.org/consult/oscqr-course-design-review/
Plus, OSCQR has not only…[Read more]
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