Instructional Design & Pedagogy Consultation Services

Course Design Support

We offer course design and online pedagogy consultation.

Department or Team Consultations

We offer small group hands-on workshops and discussions in a friendly environment where you can get your questions answered and try out new ideas and tools. If you or your department would like to request a consultation or small group discussion, please contact us.

Topics could include, but are not limited to:

What is a hybrid/online/flipped etc. course, and should I consider teaching one?
How to re-design my course for better outcome assessment and student success?
How to organize my course with Canvas using a Quality Matters template?
How to use interactive and collaborative tools to engage student attention?
How can I use images and videos to enhance student learning?
What is Accessibility and Universal Design for Learning and how do I implement them?

Ongoing Projects

Co-facilitate with College of Continuing Education the Summer Online Course Development Grant Program
Faculty Learning Community on Hybrid and Online Teaching and Learning
Supporting faculty course evaluations and redesigns through the Quality Matters program
Support and co-facilitate New Faculty Welcome, Summer Teaching Institute, and other professional development events
Support Affordable Learning Solutions (AL$) and Open Educational Resources (OER)
Collaboration with departments interested in instructional design projects, hybrid and online course design, or redesign
Participate in CSU system-wide Instructional Design, Academic Technology, and CSU Online group efforts.

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