good morning

For Attendance Purposes: Joe Silverman, JSilverman@MiraCosta.edu

When you are teaching a course for the first time, where do you start?

syllabus

Text and prior content

Creating a schedule based off of course content.

Talk to other teachers - ask them if I can view their class.

Syllabus and schedule

I look at the publishers powerpoint presentations

Look at COR

At the end, with the syllabus and textbooks,

Look at publisher resources and how to best leverage their tools to design the assignmetns

Talking to other teachers for the class

Schedule. However, now it would be the college guidelines.

start making presentation videos

Start very early

I first develop my syllabus, then schedule, then start building my canvas shell

Design the course for easy student access

Find accessible interactive resources

Course design: determine how will info be presented

Try to make the Canvas site easy to navigate for students

Accessibility through Course Design.

https://tic.miracosta.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/MiraCosta-Online-Class-Quality-Guidelines.pdf

Link to self-enroll in the Canvas Resource - https://miracosta.instructure.com/enroll/HG44WD

Awesome! Very helpful.

From the first page of this course the only link that works for me in the TOC is the first one. Any suggestions on how to access the other areas (B-E)?

Yeah, it is locked for me too

How do we turn in a Liquid Syllabus?

I have found using google docs useful, since it can be very liquid, but also downloaded at any moment

And you can embed it into Canvas directly as a google doc

I am hearing that accessibility is encouraged and a goal but due to the arduous nature of this work, it is not an absolute for all features of the course. Is that correct?

https://miracosta.instructure.com/courses/19220/pages/4-dot-2-guidelines-and-standards-for-effective-and-exemplary-de-classes

https://tic.miracosta.edu/workshops-resources/online-ed-policies-guidance/

Accessibility is a big one. I found taking the @ONE accessibility course and meeting with DSPS/SAS to be super helpful.

Thank you Sean and Angela. I have also just updated my syllabi with the new wording that Jim H. sent out recently (SAS).

You’re welcome Roland!

@Sean: I have no issues viewing the Canvas course, but it might be because Leisl added me as a designer?

Thanks to you both!

Will that list be on the TIC page or in the Online Class Quality Canvas page?

I had no prpblem accessing it.

I can see everything Sean.

Well done! Thank you from a non credit faculty member!

the list of faculty mentors

gotcha

https://c3.miracosta.edu/

Great session! Thanks Sean and Angela

Thank you Angela and Sean, sorry for any swearing that came through before you muted me, my computer was being extremely uncooperative. 😆

Thanks Sean and Angela, -Joe

Thank you. You too!

Thank you

Nope - thank you! Have a great semester

Very appreciated, Sean & Angela!

Thank you!

Thank you

Thank you.

Thank you!

Thank you again Sean and Angela, lots of great information

Thank you!

Thank you both!!

Thank you!