Course Schedule

Use the Course Schedule to guide your completion of the modules with the recommended
completion days of the course:

Note: MO stands for Module Level Objective. CO stands for Course Level Objective. Each module-level objective has the associated course-level objective indicated in parentheses at the end, reflecting their alignment. You will find module-level objectives and course-level objectives within each course module.

Week One

Module 1:  Introduction to Online Learning (10 points)
Module 2   Learning Outcomes and Alignment (5 points)
Module 3:  Universal Design for Learning and Accessibility (10 points)

Week Two

Module 4:  Building Community and Interaction (15 points)
Module 5:  Content creation and variety (30 points)

Week Three

Module 6: Feedback and Assessment (10 points)
Module 7: Reflection (25 points)

Total points: 105

Day & WeekModule Topic & Module ObjectivesActivityPoints
Wednesday Week 1Module 1: Introduction to Online Learning
MO1: Explore equity-minded teaching and learning strategies for faculty teaching online courses (CO1). 
MO2: Identify at least one equity-minded practice that you will implement in your online course (CO1).
MO3: Read the Quality Learning and Teaching (QLT) Rubric (CO1).
  1. Meet your Peers
  2. Syllabus Quiz
  3. Learner Profile
10
Friday Week 1Module 2: Learning Outcomes and Alignment 
MO1: Begin planning the module framework for your online course (CO2).
MO2: Evaluate student learning outcomes to include skills and higher-level knowledge (CO2).
MO3:  MO3: Evaluate assessment strategies to better align with learning outcomes (CO2).
  1. Theoretical Planning Framework of the Course Map (First Draft)
5 
Sunday Week 1Module 3: Universal Design for Learning and Accessibility
MO1: Identify key UDL principles that should be incorporated into any course, in any medium (CO3). MO2: Describe strategies to create accessible course materials (CO3).
  1. Accessibility and Best Practices
10
Wednesday Week 2Module 4:  Building Community and Interaction
MO1: Describe an activity that builds community through student-to-student interaction (CO4).
MO2: Describe your role as a facilitator in an activity (CO4).
MO3: Describe "humanizing" elements of an activity (CO4).
MO4: Describe tools and strategies to build community (CO5).
  1. Strategies to Build Community
  2. Reflective Journal

10

 

5

Sunday Week 2Module 5: Content Creation and Variety
MO1: Examine different tools to create media (CO7). 
MO2: Create a 1-minute video using a tool of your choice (CO7).
MO3: Identify how Open Educational Resources can help in offering multiple content methods (CO6).
  1. Create Your Own one-minute Video
30
Wednesday Week 3Module 6: Feedback and Assessments
MO1: Identify the rationale behind creating and implementing formative and summative assessments in online learning environments (CO8).
MO2: Identify effective and authentic use of grading rubrics (CO8).
MO3: Evaluate the ability to publish and give students effective feedback using technology.
 
  1. Assessment in the Online Classroom (CO8)
10
Sunday Week 3Module 7: Reflection
MO1: Complete and submit your Theoretical Planning Framework Course Map (CO2).
MO2: Complete the Final Reflection Discussion (CO9).
  1. Theoretical Planning Framework of the Course Map (Final Draft)
  2. Final Course Reflection
     

15

 

 

5