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#HumanizeOL Your Guides Michelle Pacansky-Brock, @brocansky Michelle’s work has helped faculty across the nation understand how to craft relevant, humanized online learning experiences that support the needs of diverse students. […]
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August 13, 2020
#HumanizeOL Humanizing Pre-Course Contact with a Liquid Syllabus* with Michelle Pacansky-Brock The weeks and days leading up to the start of a new term are filled with anxiety and nerves […]
August 11, 2020
#HumanizeOL The Anatomy of Learning: Sending Cues of Trust & Belonging from the First Click* with Michelle Pacansky-Brock To navigate through these unknown and traumatic times, educators must be knowledgeable […]
Supporting the Mental Health Needs of California Community College Online Students
The typical California community college online student is often managing quite a lot. Today’s environment is proving how difficult it is for students who are now expected to function almost […]
Student-Student Interactions Guide
Student-to-Student Interactions Guide Make your own copy. Open the guide in a new tab. Learning is a social process. That’s why active learning has long been touted as an exemplary […]
What’s New with @ONE – the Online Network of Educators?
@ONE welcomes two new IDs to our team and announces updates to our course adoption process and certificate programs.
Student-Student Interactions Professional Development Guide
Why are student-student interactions so important in an online course and what strategies are most helpful to cultivate them?
Online Teaching Principles Capstone
Online Teaching Principles Capstone To enroll in this Capstone, you must be an employee of a California Community College. Description The Capstone course guides you through the completion of your […]
Can•Innovate 2018 – Archive
ARCHIVE: October 26, 2018 Can•Innovate 2019 Can•Innovate is a free, online conference designed for California Community College Canvas users. This event engages CCC faculty, staff, and administrators in a day-long learning exchange […]
Incentivize! Don’t Penalize: Revisiting Late Policies for Online Students
Coming from a culture of storytellers, I’d like to share a story that inspired this post. I was at my local supermarket in the northeast side of Los Angeles when […]