Building a Network of Peer Reviewers

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Building a Network of Peer Reviewers Jake Bolen (bolenj@mctc.edu) Director of Distance Education, Mountwest Community & Technical College Carol Howerton (carol.howerton@southernwv.edu) Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, Southern Community & Technical College Dr. Sherri Ritter (sherri.ritter@bridgevalley.edu) Director of Digital Learning, Bridge Valley Community & Technical College

NSF Acknowledgement This presentation is funded in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1204952. Any opinions, findings, recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

Description This session will discuss the collaborative efforts of three community colleges in southern WV to provide a Shared Peer Reviewer Network. Using the statewide subscriber managed review process, the network of reviewers will provide a cost effective model to deliver quality online courses to rural WV at no additional cost. A discussion of the concept at the state level and the implementation plans from the three institutional perspectives will be given. Providing the appropriate tools, involving faculty, and collaboration are the key components of this project and will be examined.

Learning Objectives Summarize a cost effective online reviewer network model. Identify the components of a successful shared peer reviewer network. Discuss the implementation process associated with the shared peer reviewer network.

History 2012 Dr. Roxann A. Humbert introduced Quality Matters to WV Dr. Humbert was the Statewide Director of Higher Education e-Learning for the Higher Education Policy Commission/WVNET West Virginia Technical Assistance Broadband Grant Program (American Recovery & Reinvestment Act) 2012 Started training Peer Reviewers 2013 – 38 Peer Reviewers, Five Master Reviewers 2015 – 163 Peer Reviewers, 18 Master Reviewers

Geography 9 Community Colleges 27 Campuses Reliable High Speed Coverage Appalachian Mountains Cellular Coverage

Summarize a Cost Effective Online Reviewer Network Model Statewide Initiative lead by Dr. Roxann A. Humbert Talks at state level involving all institutions Applying the QM Rubric Training for Faculty and Staff Improve Your Online Course Training for Faculty and Staff Peer Review Training for Faculty Institutional Review of Courses QM Review of Courses using the Bartering System

Network Model ADDITIONAL SAVINGS If the institutions provides The master and One peer reviewer The cost would be $175.  If the institution provides Two peer reviewers and The Statewide Managed Subscriber provides the master who is also the subject matter expert The cost would be $200.00. Network Model

Community & Technical College BridgeValley Community & Technical College

BridgeValley Community & Technical College Dr. Sherri E. Ritter Director of Digital Learning and Quality Matters Coordinator BridgeValley South Charleston, WV Montgomery, WV Student Population – 2,503 46% full-time and 54% part time 27% enrolled in only online classes 10% enrolled in some online classes 63% not enrolled in online classes Faculty 103 full-time and 97 part-time

Timeline of QM At BVCTC 2016/17 Peer Review Courses 2012 Dr. Humbert Introduced QM 2013 First state training took place at KVCTC 2014 Improve Your Online Course Classes Offered 2015 Peer Reviewer Courses starting to get pushed 2016/17 Peer Review Courses

Institutional Implementation Stages Introduce Concept to Administration & Begin Planning Identify Faculty Leaders QM training for Faculty & Staff Stage 2 QM Template for Blackboard Goals Tool in Blackboard Stage 3 Build New Courses to QM Standards Identify and Rank Reviews for Older Courses Train Faculty to be Reviewers Perform Reviews

Training Reviewers The institution agreed to… The faculty agreed to… Pay for faculty to undergo the Peer Reviewer training during the summer break Faculty received a small stipend ($500) to do the training The institution provide an exchange credit (1 for 1 basis) for all QM reviews after the initial 2 reviews The faculty agreed to… Successfully complete the training Review at least 2 classes within 3 semesters of the training.

Current BV QM Stats Faculty Courses Applying the QM Rubric (APPQMR) – 88 Improving Your Online Course (IYOC) – 9 Peer Reviewer Course (PRC) – 12 Master Reviewer Certification (MRC) – 1 Courses 9 Institutional Reviews Completed 22 Currently Under Review

Community & Technical College Mountwest Community & Technical College

Mountwest Community & Technical College Jake Bolen Director of Distance Education Mountwest Community & Technical College Huntington, WV Student Population – 2,084 57% full-time and 43% part time 15% enrolled in only online classes 40% enrolled in some online classes 60% not enrolled in online classes Faculty 65 full-time and 80 part-time

Current MCTC QM Stats Full-Time Faculty Courses Applying the QM Rubric (APPQMR) – 92.59% Online Faculty Applying the QM Rubric (APPQMR) - 81.48% All Faculty Improving Your Online Course (IYOC) – 44% All Faculty Peer Reviewer Course (PRC) – 8% All Faculty Master Reviewer Certification (MRC) – 1 Courses 1 Institutional Reviews Completed 1 Currently Under Review

Timeline of QM At MCTC 2017 Started Reviewing Courses 2014 APPQMR First Offered 2015 Hired Director of Distance Education 2014/2015/ 2016 Improve Your Online Course Classes Offered 2015-2016 Peer Reviewer Courses starting to get pushed after Statewide meeting 2017 Started Reviewing Courses

Institutional Implementation Stages Introduce Concept to Administration & Begin Planning Work with Online Oversight Committee members Continuation and education on QM training for Faculty & Staff Stage 2 Work with Grant Coordinator to determine review process Identify and educate program specific instructors for courses to be reviewed Stage 3 Build New Courses to QM Standards Train Faculty to be Reviewers Stage 4 Start reviewing courses Identify highest use and low completion ratio courses for review Create timeline to review courses on a rotation

Training Reviewers The institution agreed to… The faculty agreed to… Pay for faculty to undergo the Peer Reviewer training Faculty receive a small stipend ($500) after reviews are completed Pay additional stipend for additional reviews not covered by the original contract Allow faculty to review courses outside the institution The institution provide an exchange credit (1 for 1 basis) for all QM reviews after the initial 2 reviews The faculty agreed to… Successfully complete the training Review at least 2 classes within 3 semesters of the training.

Southern West Virginia Community & Technical College

Southern WV Community & Technical College Carol Howerton Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs (2/20/2017) Project Director – National Science Foundation Grant (2013-2017) Interim Director Distance Education (2014, 2016) Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College Coalfields of Southern WV – Boone, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Mingo, and Wyoming recession status 5/17 in ARC Student Population – 1,771 71% full time and 29% part time 37.1 % of schedule is online and 2.22 % of schedule is hybrid 65.6 % of schedule uses online in some form Faculty 66 full-time and 39 part-time

Current Southern QM Stats Faculty Applying the QM Rubric (APPQMR) – 29 faculty (41%), 6 staff Southern Rubric and Course Development – 100% Online Faculty (75) Improving Your Online Course (IYOC) - 7 Peer Reviewer Course (PRC) – 2 Master Reviewer Certification (MRC) – 1 in progress Courses 60 online courses 8 Quality Matters Approved with 3 more in progress 7 Institutional Reviews Completed 18 Currently Under Review All courses – required to have QM Template

Timeline of QM At Southern 2011 QM Conference 2012 Faculty and Staff Training on APPQMR and SCP-3000 Initial QM Template - EKU 2013 National Science Foundation Grant –Training Centers 2014-2015 Course Reviews in process All Courses with QM Template First course in WV with full QM Approval 2017 Reorganization – AVP, DE Committee for Peer Reviews

Institutional Implementation Stages Introduce Concept to Administration & Begin Planning Initial education on QM training for Faculty & Staff Stage 2 Policy SCP-3000 Distance Education National Science Foundation Grant – Training Faculty QM Template Required Stage 3 Official QM Reviews Build New Courses to QM Standards Train Faculty to be Reviewers

Training Reviewers - National Science Foundation grant extension Add Peer Reviewer Process Identifying faculty to participate Contract with Mountwest and BridgeValley to mentor The institution agreed to… (still under development) Pay for faculty to undergo the Peer Reviewer training Faculty receive a small stipend ($500) to do training and two reviews The faculty agreed to… (still under development) Successfully complete the training Review at least 2 classes