It's Notnecessary to Be Teaching an Online Class to Seek Assistance from North's E-Learning

It's Notnecessary to Be Teaching an Online Class to Seek Assistance from North's E-Learning

What we do:

Serve divisions, faculty, students and staff to supportsuccessfulteaching & learning usingpedagogically-sound educational technologieswithin on-campus, blended, and online classes. We collaborate, share expertise, provide tips and best practices … and learn from you!

It's notnecessary to be teaching an “online class” to seek assistance from North's e-Learning Support Center.

How to find us:

SUPPORT CENTER LOCATION: LB 2237, one door south of the main Library entrance

SUPPORT CENTER HOURS: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday

SUPPORT CENTER CONTACT: 206-934-3738

FACULTY SUPPORT WEBSITE:

STUDENT SUPPORT WEBSITE:

Drop-ins welcome! Appointments appreciated.

Who we are:

Kathleen Chambers– Instructional DesignerCarol A. Howe -e-Learning Support Technician

Terre O’Malley -Program CoordinatorJoanne Fall -Office Assistant and Web Specialist

Toby Thompson-Office AssistantLauren Psomostithis –Faculty Asst. Online Trainer

Tom Braziunas –e-Learning Associate Dean

MORE ON THE BACK!

Consider joining us for:

A one-on-one orientation to e-teaching and e-learning resources at North

RegularCanvas training (online and in-person) to align pedagogy, logistics & technology

Individualized assistance on course design, technical troubleshooting & communication issues

Training and assistance withlesson / lecture recording (Panopto) and webcasting (Collaborate)

Experimenting with technologies like iPads, digital cameras, web-cams and other electronics available for checkoutthrough our support center

Quarterly brown-bag BUZZ sessions where faculty come to share best pedagogical practices that incorporate educational technologies

Educational Technologies Advisory Committee (ETAC) with an open invitation to join (or simply attend) oneof our monthly meetings to discuss current issues, successes, trends and the directions in use of educational technologies at North Seattle and across the globe.

Books and reference material available for checkout to help in utilizing e-teaching methodologies andbest practices in your campus, hybrid and online courses.

Please work with us this quarter on:

  • Creating fully accessiblelearning opportunities for all our students
  • Reducing student costs with effective open educational resources
  • Blending online physical classrooms for convenience and student success
  • Expanding classroom interactivitylearning retentionthrough key lesson recordings (“flipping the classroom”)
  • Building visual ways to measure student success with essential learning outcomes and course objectives in assignment assessment
  • Maximizing use of instructional logistics by incorporating effective grading strategies