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Prepare to Hit the Trail Successful QM Implementation Strategies Heidi Schroeder Instructional Designer E-Learning Services

Session Objectives Define Components Create Benchmarks Generate Ideas

QM Implementation Plan Proposal Components Internal Course Reviews QM Managed APPQMR PRC MRC Professional Development IYOC DYOC SPECIALIZED % Benchmarks #

Back Story University of South Florida, Sarasota-Manatee 2000 students Re-designed E-Learning Services 90 full-time faculty Tasked with creating or finding online course standards 40% – 60% Online Courses Quality Matters Pilot

USFSM QM Implementation Plan Phase 1: Awareness Phase 2: Professional Development Phase 3: Course Reviews Phase 4: Community of Practice USFSM QM Implementation Plan

Phase 1: Awareness 1 Hour Information Sessions Faculty Administrators Staff Course Certification Process Quality Matters Overview

Phase 2: Professional Development Applying the Quality Matters Rubric Workshop Peer Reviewer Course Improving Your Online Course Workshop

Phase 3: Course Reviews Internal Review Teams Identify Eligible Courses Internal Review Teams Internal Review Successful Internal Review Faculty partner with Instructional Designer QM Managed Review

Phase 4: Community of Practice Awareness Professional Development Course Reviews

Which of the following are components of a QM Implementation plan? Anticipated QM-Managed Course Reviews Number of anticipated enrollees in QM Professional Development Sessions Anticipated Internal Course Reviews All of the above Fact Check Anticipated QM-Managed Course Reviews Anticipated Internal Course Reviews Number of anticipated enrollees in QM Professional Development Sessions All of the above Image Credit: Jordan Kalich

TRUE! Fact Check True or False A Quality Matters Implementation Plan can be implemented in phases to allow an institution to systematically build and evaluate courses based on the QM Standards Fact Check Image Credit: Jordan Kalich

QM Implementation Plan Proposal Components Internal Course Reviews External APPQMR PRC MRC Professional Development IYOC DYOC SPECIALIZED % Benchmarks #

USFSM Benchmarks Semester Professional Development: Anticipated Participants Semester QM Information Sessions Applying the QM Rubric (APPQMR) Peer Review Course (PRC) Spring 2015 10-15 5 Summer 2015 2 Fall 2015 Spring 2016

USFSM Benchmarks Semester Course Review: Anticipated Reviews Internal Reviews QM Managed Reviews Spring 2015 Summer 2015 1 Fall 2015 Spring 2016

Semester Professional Development: Results Spring 2015 10-15 5 9 1 QM Information Sessions Anticipated Actual Applying the QM Rubric (APPQMR) Peer Review Course (PRC) Spring 2015 10-15 34 (6 sessions) 5 9 1 Summer 2015 8 2 Fall 2015 4 Spring 2016

Course Review: Results Semester Internal Reviews Anticipated Actual QM Managed Reviews Spring 2015 Summer 2015 1 Fall 2015 Spring 2016

USFSM Beyond the Pilot APPQMR 48 PRC 7 IYOC 6 Approved by Faculty Senate as Standard for Online Learning PRC 7 Internal Course Reviews 3 IYOC 6 QM Managed Course Review 1

Benchmark Activity Quality Matters Implementation Plan Identify Benchmarks for your institution: QM Reviews QM Professional Development Image Credit: Jordan Kalich

Overlapping Phased Approach Professional Development Implementation Strategies Overlapping Phased Approach Professional Development Focus Course Review True Phased Approach

Group Discussion In Small Groups, share the Implementation Strategy that could work well for your institution. Image Credit: Jordan Kalich

Thank you! You’re prepared to HIT THE TRAIL! Heidi Schroeder Instructional Designer, E-Learning Services University of South Florida, Sarasota-Manatee schroederh@sar.usf.edu (941) 359-4229 Thank you! Image Credit: Jordan Kalich