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ONLINE/HYBRID COMMITTEE Elizabeth Matthews, PhD Karen Gregory, MA, ABD City College, CWE

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ONLINE/HYBRID COMMITTEE

Elizabeth Matthews, PhD Karen Gregory, MA, ABDCity College, CWE

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Committee Goals

Work with individual departments/divisions to assess interest and need in online/hybrid courses

Increase the number of online/hybrid course offerings (as appropriate for each department/division)

Consider the department/divisions short and longer term goals related to online/hybrid courses and educational technology in general

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CCNY: How We Compare

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CCNY: How We Compare

FALL 2012: U/G FTEs Partially or Fully Online (City) 131.85

FALL 2012L U/G FTEs Partially or Fully Online (CUNY Average) 744.22

To equal CUNY Average, City College must add 612.37 FTEs

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Findings from CWE Assessment: Why Students Take Online/Hybrid Classes

Family Time Job Issues Personal Time Allowed Summer Schedule

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Benefits Noted by Students

Improved Reading Completion

Improved Tracking of Grades

Learning Benefits

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Faculty Perceptions

Benefits for Students 100% responded that student learning of course

outcomes was the same or better than similar F2F Larger numbers of students participating in

discussions Benefits for Faculty

Greater flexibility for conference and research travel No “missed” classes due to illness/travel Improved flexibility life/work balance Ease of posting materials and integrating

rubrics/grades into one place Easier tracking of student work

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Moving Forward

Introducing the faculty reps to a model of online training and course development

Reps and Advocacy Role within Department/Division

Developing an infrastructure for online/hybrid coursework and the incorporation of educational technology

Assessing the needs of each department/division: Student interest Faculty interest Tech needs/resources Creating a strategic plan

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Collaborations & Resources

College Infrastructure Department/Division Level Faculty Platform & Ongoing Development

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Goals for Timeline

Connect with chair/dean to determine 5+ courses that could be developed online/hybrid (February)

Assessment of the student needs, faculty interests, tech needs (Feb-March)

Introduction to resources/support and BB platform (late February)

Educational Tech workshops on special topics Using collaborate, voice thread wordpress,

mindomo (March-May) --* optional

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Timeline

Course Shell Development (March-April) Recruitment of faculty to be trained by

CETL for Fall 14 and Spring 15 teaching (April- May)

Presentation of Progress (early May)

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How we can help

Help modify survey instruments to better fit your division/department needs

Assist with talking to faculty/chairs/deans in your division about online/hybrid courses

Help you think about policies and infrastructure for online/hybrid courses as well as supporting resources

Assist you one-one with your course development shell in BB