STATE INITIATIVE UPDATE: THE EDUCATION PLANNING INITIATIVE Cynthia Rico, Acting Dean of Counseling and Student Success, San Diego Continuing Education.

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STATE INITIATIVE UPDATE: THE EDUCATION PLANNING INITIATIVE Cynthia Rico, Acting Dean of Counseling and Student Success, San Diego Continuing Education Cheryl Aschenbach, ASCCC Executive Committee, Facilitator David Shippen, CCC Technology Center David Quintanilla, CCC Technology Center 2016 Curriculum Institute Breakout Session #5

Abstract In response to Student Success Task Force recommendations and subsequent legislation (SB1456, The Student Success Act of 2012), the Education Planning Initiative will provide statewide tools to support college efforts for student success and support. This breakout will provide an update on the status of EPI and relationship with other initiatives.

Learning Objectives Role of Curriculum in EPI – Coin of the Realm Relationship of EPI to other initiatives EPI toolset benefits and implementation status MyPath – Student Services Portal Career Coach – Workforce tool, inputs to goal setting Starfish – Supporting Pathways with Curriculum

Career Planning College Program or Course Follow the Curriculum Path(s) Articulation College Catalog CO Curriculum Inventory Workforce Sector and Region Inputs Education Planning Career Search Transcripts and Degree Audit Portable Career Pathways

Overcoming Obstacles Success! CAIOEIEPI

Initiative Toolsets Available through MyPath Online Education Initiative - Exchange - Learner readiness tutorials, orientation - Online tutoring - Canvas - Cranium Café Education Planning Initiative - MyPath student portal - CareerCoach - Starfish - COCI - C-ID - eTranscripts Common Assessment Initiative

EPI Program EPI MyPath Portal Apply Orientation Career Starfish Ed Planning Degree Audit Retention Articulation C-ID ASSIST integration Curriculum Inventory ETranscript

Student Services Portal “MyPath”

Open Source portal/web application development Smart Form Checklist New Student Orientation User Interface Mobile Accessible Rules Engine

Laying a Foundation – Federated Identity Working to eliminate duplication of system-wide accounts CCCID ASX2456 Passed to the college to help eliminate local duplicates Helps tie student data together as students swirl

Keeping it Real “Persona” based design and testing with user stories

UI/UX Developer Services Profile Service Content Portlet Development Enhancement/Defect Resolution Rules Engine Machine Learning Portlet Rules Engine 2.0 Tracking & Analytics Feature Portlet Development June September December MVP Release Fall Release Winter Release Ongoing Work Portal Roadmap

Career Coach Support students with informed choices on careers with the most current data and ability to see jobs, careers, and programs.

Career Coach

STARFISH Assist students in mapping a multi-year educational plan while balancing their daily lives with the commitments they have outside of the classroom. Colleges will be able to identify students who are struggling in their courses and breakdown the communication silos so faculty, staff, and students can interact with one another on a proactive basis.

STARFISH Timeline  2011 – Student Success Taskforce  2012 – SB 1456  2013 – EPI Grant  2014 – Statewide Steering Committee Formed  2015 – Vendor Selection/Start-up  2015 – Pilot Programs Begin  2016 – Phase 2 Interest Survey  – Phase 2 Rollout based on best practices

STARFISH Features Term-by-term degree layouts, multiple plans Requirement checklists for students to complete objective Ability to , print, share education plans Early Alert system to increase retention Identify at-risk students, concerns connect with resources Capture/consolidate notes, tasks, referrals

STARFISH Implementation Status 13 colleges – 8 districts City College San Francisco Contra Costa CCD (Contra Costa College, Diablo Valley College, Los Medanos) El Camino College San Bernardino CCD (Crafton Hills College, San Bernardino Valley College) Santa Barbara City College (Early Alert and Connect only) Santa Rosa Junior College State Center CCD (Fresno City College, Reedley College, Clovis Community College) Victor Valley College +16 colleges scheduled through 2017 so far!

STARFISH Implementation Steps 3-6 month implementation Progressive deployment process: First working with a small, logical cohort of students for learning and streamlining of the process prior to a general deployment. Critical to identify, recruit, develop, and support roles in-house

Common Challenges Change management Acceptance of 3SP as “new work” Leveraging 3SP funding to access resources ASSIST integration Scope Creep Communication and Rumor control

Recommended Support Roles Based on experiences gained through the pilot colleges, a number of key positions are recommended to be part of the college project team: Project Manager IT Lead Degree audit lead Liaison with instructional and counseling faculty Liaison with Academic Senate and Student Senate Professional Development Lead Public Information Officer (PIO)

CCCTC Support Resources The Technology Center provides project support for start-up and ongoing support: User community support and helpdesk Professional development support Marketing support Vendor administration CCC specific statewide workgroups Data integration (e.g. “Glue,” ASSIST)

Curriculum Inventory Three Chunks: Data Harmony, Applications, Deployment Advisory Committee: In place to guide the effort Software development is underway per MVP/Roadmap Schedules for sprint reviews in place

Curriculum Inventory Development The COCI Team has designed a new Curriculum Inventory System for the Chancellors Office. At the direction of CO Academic Affairs staff, and informed by the COCI Advisory Group, pilot colleges and SACC, the initial release focuses on: Essential features to submit and approve a course or program Reducing the net number of clicks per interaction Database design that can scale in a later release to support integration with the local institutions course and program system of record. Data migration with validation rules to foster ease of editing/updating existing submissions and a quicker processing time for new submissions

COCI: Improving Visibility and Throughput

C-ID Maintenance and operations of C-ID 1.0 Coordinating with SAAC, CIO, ASCCC, Mt. SAC, and other constituencies via the CO for C-ID 2.0 “Bonitasoft” workflow tool in use Discovery complete Development underway

Development FY JUL-SEP 2016 OCT-DEC 2016 JAN-MAR 2017 APL-JUN 2017 Maintenance of Existing System User Interface Build Pilot and Test Data Cleanup Iterative Improvements Phase 2 Discovery and Design Phase 2 Build

Discussion Role of Curriculum in EPI – Regina’s Story

Discussion Requirements and approach to Professional Development Preferred learning and training modalities? Content development? Certification and CE credit? Check out Professional Learning Network

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