Our staff, along with our associate consultants, combining years of online instruction, administration, and management, will begin with a short evaluation of the most basic and pressing needs your LMS configuration may need. From there, the team will conduct a thorough review of all aspects of your online course operations, including course delivery, assessment, rubric usage, standards, proctoring, tutoring, and much more. The goal of the analysis is to identify where your operations can be updated and improved, with the ultimate goal of delivering better content to your students. Our team recently completed a comprehensive review of a community college online program which has since resulted in several key changes to their program operations.

If your school is just transitioning to Canvas, or have been on it for several years, faculty could always use access to training! Our CIO has conducted workshops in Canvas for all aspects of the LMS in terms of instructor use.

Faculty can look forward to assistance with

• Quizzes
• Assignments
• Discussion boards
• Course layout using modules
• Grouping assignments logically
• Controlling student flow through the course
• Rubrics
• Assessments
• LTI tools
• Google Sheets

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Are you now teaching at home? Are you looking to get your class set up quickly and simply?

We can help get your class set up based on standard instructional design principles and online design. If you are being thrown into teaching online what was formerly your in-class curriculum and course design, we can help get you going!

Among the many items you will need to consider, and perhaps seek assistance with:

• Recording and/or delivering video content
• Building understandable rubrics
• Building modules in a logical and consistent manner
• ADA compliance and copyright law
• Your presence in the course (instructor accessibility)
• Assignment, quiz & exam creation
  
• Basic Rich-Text Formatting (RTF) and HTML to build content pages
• Open Educational Resources (OER)

Our consultants have years of online teaching and design experience, and we can tell you that it’s not as simple as just dropping your course material into Canvas, Moodle, Bb, or D2L, there are basic design principles that need to be met in order for your students to have a navigable course presented to them.