The ideas and practices shared in the Online Teaching Showcase are aligned with the @ONE Quality Online Teaching Principles. Peruse the resources below and explore our dynamic collection of conversations, how-to videos, and written reflections from faculty across the California Community College system.
In this 9-minute video, Dr. Jennifer Carlin-Goldberg from Santa Rosa Junior College shows how she uses Canvas Commons to import sample course shells with free OpenStax textbook content. Jennifer also […]
Founded in 1998, the Foundation for California Community Colleges (Foundation) is the official 501(c)(3) auxiliary to the California Community Colleges’ Board of Governors and Chancellor’s Office. Since 1999, the Foundation […]
When I began my position as the Instructional Designer in Distance Education at Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) in the Fall of 2015, my new supervisor printed the illustration shown […]
Social Reinforcement Think about your most meaningful professional development experience over the past year. What was it? Were you sitting in your office watching a recording of a past webinar? […]
Pedagogy of Love: Teaching for Humanity Love is Essential Valentine’s Day celebrates love. Whether it’s romantic, fraternal, familial or personal, many recognize the power of love. No matter how you […]
Tweeting Your Way to Professional Growth This post is the third in a series about principles in teaching and learning with contributions by Jim Julius and Lene Whitley-Putz. Social media […]
Two Sides of the Same Coin: Online Teaching and Course Design This post is the second of a series about principles in teaching and learning with contributions by Jim Julius […]
Using Principles to Guide Professional Practice This post is the first of a series about principles in teaching and learning with contributions by Lené Whitley-Putz and Michelle Pacansky-Brock. In early December, […]
I mentally stomped my feet when our counseling faculty recommended that, to better accommodate students, I offer my English 101 course, which is contextualized for first responders and administration of […]
How Snapchat, Zombies, and Twitter Can Humanize Learning Recently, I sat down with Mike Smedshammer from Modesto Junior College to discuss his thoughts about humanizing online learning. In our […]
I am sure some of us have a story (or 6 or 20) describing incidences in which a teacher or another student made us feel inferior, or out of place, […]
Learning Quirks: How Macaroons & Pinterest Made Me a Better Teacher To have a craft means you have something to offer/produce through a skill. To have a craft takes practice, […]