1. California Community Colleges' Online Education Initiative
Cross-Enrollment for Successful Student Completion
PRESENTED BY:
Jory Hadsell • Kate Jordahl • Joseph Moreau

2. CONTEXT The California Community Colleges Online Education Initiative
California has 114 Community Colleges.
One in every five community college students in the nation attends a CCC.
CCC have 57,883 online sections with 796,600 unduplicated student headcount
Situation
Gap in student success and completion between online and on-campus classes particularly for target groups
Challenges in timely access to classes needed for completion
Drivers
Close the gap
Support completion
Activate economies of scale in CMS and support software
With more than 2.1 million students on 114 campuses, the California Community Colleges is the largest system of higher education in the United States.
One in every five community college students in the nation attends a California community college.
Most of the 114 colleges are on the semester system, but Foothill, De Anza and Lake Tahoe community colleges are on the quarter system.
Three out of every 10 Californians ages are currently enrolled in a community college.
Over 67 percent of California community college students are people of diverse ethnic backgrounds and roughly 53 percent are female.

3. California Community Colleges
One in every five community college students in the nation attends a CCC
One in three of those takes at least one online course
(latest available) data:
57,883 online sections
796,600 unduplicated student headcount
With more than 2.1 million students on 113 campuses, the California Community Colleges is the largest system of higher education in the United States.
One in every five community college students in the nation attends a California community college.
Most of the 113 colleges are on the semester system, but Foothill, De Anza and Lake Tahoe community colleges are on the quarter system.
Three out of every 10 Californians ages are currently enrolled in a community college.
Over 67 percent of California community college students are people of diverse ethnic backgrounds and roughly 53 percent are female.
Data per CCCCO Annual Distance Education Report, 2017

4. Online Course Exchange
Enhanced access for students to get a course needed for completion from another college in the consortium that they cannot get at their home college, without a lot of hassle. Students...
Can combine units for financial aid award.
Do not need to repeat placement & orientation
Receive a combined schedule
FIND THE CLASSES THEY NEED!
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5. Advantages of Course Exchange
COLLEGES - Flexibility and tool for Enrollment Management
STUDENTS - Find and complete the classes they need to complete their degree and reach their transfer goals
FACULTY - Supports quality online classes through resources, accessibility support and professional development
Screen shots from Course Exchanges: The intended consequences (CC) e-Literate TV

6. Course Exchange in production:
Butte
Coastline
Foothill
Fresno
Lake Tahoe
Ventura
Coastline, Ventura and Foothill are Banner; Butte, Fresno and Lake Tahoe are Colleague; currently preparing for PeopleSoft implementation.

7. OEI Course Exchange: Student Guide
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8. ONLINE EDUCATION INITIATIVE IMPLEMENTATIONS
Common Course Management System
Consortium
Support for resourcing of Online Ecosystem of Student Support
Readiness
Tutoring
Proctoring
Academic Integrity
Online Counseling
Course Exchange
Version 2.0 released
More College deploying

9. RESULTS
Increases in student success and the gap between face-to-face and online success rates is closing.
Statewide: Gap narrowed to ~6%
OEI Consortium Colleges: +2.9% above statewide average for online
OEI Aligned Sections: +3.9% above statewide average for online (68.8% success)
System wide savings
CCMS supports students and faculty while significantly lowering costs
Needed support resources are available to colleges statewide at significant discounts (20-40% discount or fully supported) and free to Consortium Colleges.
Course Exchange is launched with six colleges and additional colleges joining in Spring 2018.
Data: Research and Planning Group for California Community Colleges “The Online Education Initiative: Access and Quality of Online Education in California’s Community Colleges” – 2017

10. Thanks! CCC Online Education Initiative (OEI)
Office:
Visit us online at
@CCCoei
Thanks!
Kate Jordahl
Director of Strategic Planning & Operations
@katejordahl
Jory Hadsell, EdD
Executive Director
@joryhadsell
Joe Moreau
Vice Chancellor, Technology
Foothill-De Anza Community College District
The OEI is funded by a grant from the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

11. Faculty Voices: Lindsey J Bertomen
Instructor, Administration of Justice Hartnell College
OEI has completely changed the way I look at online education. The entire initiative is focused on student success and they do this by creating an environment of available resources.
OEI provided professional development training, great networking with experienced educators and well vetted apps for use in the online classroom. Since the inception of OEI, I have had the benefit of shared experience and expert advice that has really given me insight on how I can improve my online content delivery.

12. Faculty Voices: Wendy Bass
Distance Education Coordinator and Instructor, Early Childhood Education, Los Angeles Pierce College
One of the best features of the OEI ecosystem is the ability to find support in so many place. Prior to this I was isolated as a DE Coordinator using RL Moodle, there was only one other coordinator I could call when I had issues and I did not want to bother her all the time. Now with so many DE Coordinators supporting Canvas, I have a complete network to go to for support. Additionally, OEI recommendations and the online course rubric have helped me to emphasize some best online practices for my faculty.