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Course Design Rubric

In May 2019, the Academic Senate endorsed adoption of the OEI Online Course Design Rubric. This rubric replaces the Best Practices Checklist developed by the Online Teaching and Learning Committee based on early versions of the OEI Rubric.

The OEI Online Course Design Rubric may be used by online teachers as a tool to review their own online courses. The rubric is also used in the Peer Online Course Review (POCR) process.

The OEI Course Design Rubric was developed by the OEI Professional Development work group to ensure that all courses offered as part of the Initiative promote student success and meet existing regulatory and accreditation requirements.

Courses that are peer reviewed and aligned to the OEI Course Design Rubric:

The Rubric is divided into four sections.

Content Presentation - how content is organized and accessed in the course management system.
Interaction - regular effective contact (instructor-initiated and student-initiated communication).
Assessment - the variety and effectiveness of assessments within the course.
Accessibility - ensuring a student using assistive technologies will be able to access the instructor’s course content as required by Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (also known as “508 Compliance”).

Navigate to @ONE's open Canvas course to find tips for designing your online course to align with the CVC-OEI Course Design Rubric

Check out the videos on the Teaching Dialogues page to see what your faculty colleagues are doing in their online classes!

2022 GCCCD Winter Camp: Recorded Sessions and Session Resources
Vision Resource Center Playlist of Helpful Webinars for DE Modalities
What Makes a Good Online Course and How to Do it in Canvas facilitated by Terrie Nichols and Bri Brown

Regular and Effective Contact Webinar facilitated by Dr. Josh Franco and Bri Brown

Facilitating Group Work on Zoom Webinar facilitated by Rachel Polakoski

http://z29.fixshowerfaucet.com/faculty-staff-resources/teaching-online/useful-resources.php

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Help

Here are links, contacts, and references that you can use for all your online teaching. This page can serve as a handy reference to links that you may have misplaced.

Help for Faculty for Cuyamaca Faculty	Campus Help Desk: 660-4395 or c-helpdesk@gcccd.edu Amber Toland Perry (online design, Canvas, webpages): Amber.TolandPerry@gcccd.edu or 660-4013 Rocky Rose (set up and create your college web page; web and tech support): rocky.rose@gcccd.edu or 660-4466 Canvas Request Forms Duplicating (send hard copy print job requests by email attachment) Rhonda's Blog updates faculty on online teaching matters
Online Teaching Links	California Virtual Campus @ONE online training Online Teaching Conference Vision Resource Center 3Cmedia Training United States Distance Learning Association
Help for Students	Cuyamaca Help Desk for Students: Phone: (619) 660-4395 email: c-helpdesk@gcccd.edu Web site: /helpdesk/ Center for Online Help: GCCCD Online Cuyamaca's online Ask A Counselor Cuyamaca's online Ask a Librarian

Cuyamaca Online Training (Canvas)

Canvas (4 self-paced modules)
Regular and Effective Contact for Online and Hybrid Teachers
(1 self-paced module)
Accessibility (1 self-paced module)

Presentation Materials

Improve Success in Your Online Class (pptx)
Evaluating Online Courses (pptx)
- Evaluation Checklist (Google Sheet)
Is Online Teaching for You? (pptx or Google Slides)
Add Video to Your Course (pptx)
Cool Tools (Google Slides)
What Canvas Can Do for Face-to-Face Teachers (Google Slides)
Google Calendars and Tasks (pdf)
Accessibility Workshop
Build a Basic Canvas Course in 4 Steps
Canvas Tips and Tricks
Flipping Out with Flipgrid
Modules + Requirements = Clear Paths to Student Success
Prepare Your Canvas Course for a New Semester
What's New in Canvas?
Zoom to Your Next Meeting!

Other Professional Development opportunities

Getting Started with Online Teaching
@ONE Online Network of Educators has online courses, webinars, and more
Cuyamaca's Professional Development site outlines many other instructional technology learning resources, including Lynda.com, Vision Resource Center, and 3CMedia training.