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Dean Academic Affairs October 30 2013 California Community Colleges Chief Instructional Officers Fall 2013 Conference Distance Education Topics Single Point of Contact SPOC List Versus DEall List ID: 236831

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LeBaron WoodyardDean, Academic Affairs October 30, 2013

California Community Colleges

Chief Instructional Officers

Fall 2013 ConferenceSlide2

Distance Education Topics

Single Point of Contact (SPOC) List Versus DE-all List

Distance Education Annual Survey

Distance Education Student Satisfaction Survey

Online Education Initiative (CVC Online Course Exchange)

Changeling TopicsSlide3

Single Point of Contact (SPOC) List Versus DE-all List

SPOC List

Official liaison between the college and Chancellor’s Office on all things distance education

De-all List

DE-all list is an alias list serve for anyone interested in distance educationSlide4

Distance Education Annual Survey

Institutional survey about issues related to distance education

Conducted in the Fall term of each year

Information that is not collected through the Chancellor’s Office Management Information System (COMIS)Slide5

Distance Education Student Satisfaction Survey

Survey issued to students who enroll and complete a distance education course

Surveys student interactions in five areas

Student to content interaction

Student to faculty interaction

Student to student interaction

Student to technology interaction

General interactionsSlide6

Online Education Initiative (CVC Online Course Exchange)

Request for Application Process

Improve graduation and transfer of CCC students

Initial focus is on Associate Degree for Transfer students

Other evolving areas include other credit programs and courses, basic skills courses, and credit by examinationSlide7

Online Education Initiative (CVC Online Course Exchange)

Allows students to swirl between colleges

Reciprocal agreements between colleges

Assessments

Prerequisites

Registration priorities

Intra-college articulation

Foothill-DeAnza selected as the district to implement programSlide8

Changeling Topics

Proctoring

State authorization

Student authentication

Student retention and success

Echo Gap Effect

Accreditation issuesSlide9

Library and Learning Resources Topics

Library and Learning Resources Annual Data Survey

Library and Learning Resources Student Technology Engagement SurveySlide10

Library and Learning Resources Annual Data Survey

Conducted in the Fall term of each year

Collect comparative information

Required by CCR Title 5Slide11

Library and Learning Resources Student Technology Engagement Survey

Pilot conducted in 2012

Expanded for distribution this Fall term of 2013

Surveys student technological engagement with the library and learning resources areas

Collects information to improve servicesSlide12

Faculty and Administrators Minimum Qualifications Update

Revisions to the “Disciplines List”

BOG first reading was in September 2013

Second reading will be at the BOG November meeting

Revised handbook will be published in January 2014Slide13

Professional Development Topics

2014-15 Flexible Calendar Submissions

Professional Development Legislative Proposal for 2014Slide14

2014-15 Flexible Calendar Submissions

Activity submissions will be February 2014

Colleges are required to:

Assess their needs

Plan activities

Implement activities

Evaluate activities

Process to change the number of daysSlide15

2014-15 Flexible Calendar Submissions

Issues to consider

Flex time is in lieu of instruction

Proportional release time

Faculty not in classrooms have no Flex obligation

No double dipping activitiesSlide16

Professional Development Legislative Proposal for 2014

Student Success Task Force Recommendation #6

Re-envision and revitalize professional development in the CCC System

Professional Development Committee

30 members

22 organizations

6 monthsSlide17

Professional Development Legislative Proposal for 2014

7 recommendations

Vision statement

Name change

All staff participate

Professional development fund

Stronger leadership in Chancellor’s Office for professional development

Advisory committee

Centralized web resourcesSlide18

Professional Development Legislative Proposal for 2014

BOG Report in September 2013

Legislative Task Force Committee

October Consultation

November BOG Legislative Agenda

2014 Legislative Session

Implementation in 2015-16 if successful