Presentation to Chairs

2. When We Began Types of Reactions to Online Learning 3

3. Thank Goodness You’re Here

4. What’s Online Learning?

5. Death to Online Learning!!

6. Online Learning is now an accepted Piece of Curriculum

7. Approved Classes Classes 1 22 151

8. Instructors Trained Trained 1 45 258

9. Classes Offered Offered 32 47 248

10. Online Students 373 743 9940

11. 3 Different Subject Areas Diversity of Classes from 1999-2002

12. 40 Different Subject Areas Diversity of Classes by 2011

13. 40 Different Subject Areas Diversity of Classes by 2011

14. Focus on Quality Now we must....

15. Who is in Charge? Who makes the decisions about online teaching?

16. Los Angeles Mission College Requires a significant % of an online class to be completed and approved by Distance Education Committee before the class can be offered

17. Los Angeles Trade Tech Limits an online instructor on how much of their teaching load can be taught online.

18. East Los Angeles College Requires online instructors to take additional pedagogy training in online instruction before they may teach online.

19. Los Angeles Valley College Leaves all decisions on who teaches what courses to the Department Chairs

20. Department Chairs Decide what online course(s) to offer and who will teach them.

21. What do you look for in an Online Course?

22. More than one way to teach online. But there are some general, useful concepts.

23. C ampus D istance E ducation C ommittee Created a Distance Learning Best Practices Tool

24. Best Practices Tool Not an evaluation tool

39. Chair Resources Start with the LAVC webpage and select “Online Classes”

40. Chair Resources

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42. Chair Resources

43. Chair Resources user id: virtualvalley2@lavc.edu password: guest

44. Chair Resources

45. Chair Resources

46. An Online Class is not A Correspondence Course

47. “ Build it and they will come” “ and Stay and Learn .”