2. Passport to Course Development Sally Cordrey, MA Department of Learning Design Regis University College for Professional Studies

3. Overview This presentation will answer: – Why was this resource site created? – What is a Passport to Course Development? – What was the design process? – How is it being used? Demo of this resource site

4. Background Regis College for Professional Studies – Approximately 6,500 online students – More than 500 online courses – 8-week accelerated online format – Enterprise model – Dept. of Learning Design: 5 IDs + 4 Web Developers + 1 Multimedia Specialist

5. Why was the “Passport” created? Helps alleviate faculty resistance. Improves course development efficiency. Becomes an exemplar for future courses.

6. What is a “Passport”? A resource, not a formal training course. An exemplar for using graphics, audio, multimedia and technology – even an AVATAR! Passport, as the theme, represents various destinations in the course development journey.

7. What was the design process? Audience analysis Stakeholder involvement Faculty buy-in Collaborative design process Promotion Hi, I’m ADDIE. I’ll be your guide on this virtual adventure!

8. How is it being used? Faculty explore the site before the kickoff meeting. Faculty revisit the site for additional information while working with IDs. Site is used as exemplar during brainstorm sessions. Site is in LMS to provide experience with the tool before online courses are developed.

9. Demo Best of luck, and remember ‘Rome wasn’t built in a day!' and courses aren’t either! To access Passport to Course Development, go to: http://worldclass.regis.eduhttp://worldclass.regis.edu Username: passport11 Password: passport11 Thank you! Sally Cordrey, scordrey@regis.eduscordrey@regis.edu