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Meet us at Etech Ohio 2011. Jan 31- Feb. 2.
QM’s presentation, “Incorporating Quality Assurance Standards in Online Course Design: Grades 6-12” will be on Wednesday, Feb. 2nd at 8:00 AM.
This session will present the results of a joint effort by the Quality Matters Program and the Florida Virtual School to adapt the Quality Matters rubric for online/blended course design in higher education to meet the needs of middle and high school courses. The session will deal with the year-long development process, the results of extensive testing of the new rubric and the ways in which we anticipate that the Grades 6-12 Edition will be used.
During the whole event you will be able to learn more about the Quality Matters Program at the QM booth in the exhibition area.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Columbus.
The QM team
THIRD ANNUAL DISTANCE EDUCATION CONFERENCE
April 23, 2011
The Chestnut Room
Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio
Be a face to face (F2F) or virtual speaker at the 3rd Annual YSU Distance Education (DE) Conference on Saturday, April 23, 2011 at Youngstown State University. Gain exposure for your work and for your institution. Gain from the opportunity to interact with your peers.
THEME
Computing in the Cloud: The Use of Cloud-Based
Technology to Reduce Cost
With the country in a state of financial crisis, many educational institutions are facing unprecedented budget cuts for the next two years. Educators are looking for innovative techniques and ideas to help them bridge this gap and continue providing their students with the best education possible. Share with others your creative teaching and learning solutions using cloud-based technology, your best practices in the use of cloud-based technology, or demonstrate different cloud-based technologies. Be a part of Chancellor Fingerhut’s dynamic partnership.
YSU DE welcomes applications to present from educational professionals representing all levels, content areas, and specialties, as well as business and industry experts. If accepted, your presentation will be scheduled as one of the 45-minute sessions planned for the one-day conference.
The conference will provide many opportunities for interaction between Distance Education administrators, coordinators, and faculty.
The Distance Education Conference encourages the following types of submissions in any area that is related to the theme.
Announcement
Call for Papers
Save the Date - Details Coming soon!
March 3, 2011- all day, 1 day
Where: Sheppard Pratt Conference Center, Towson, MD
Maryland Distance Learning Association (MDLA) Spring Conference
Keynote speaker(s), presentations, rountables, networking, awards, vendor exhibitions, lunch, more
Keep checking MDLA Web site for more information.
Theme: Tools of the Trade
When: November 9, 2010, 8:30 A.M until 12:30 P.M
Where: Anne Arundel Community College, Arundel Mills campus
Who: Open to all, free
Details: MDLA Website
Kay Shattuck is presenting at the Morgan State Leadership Conference in Baltimore, MD on August 28.
Face-to-Face Program
The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference is the one event that consistently encapsulates the best thinking in higher education IT (from conference website).
See QM Session: Quality by Design: Initiatives in Implementing and Integrating the Quality Matters Program
Wednesday Oct 13th, 2010; 11:30 AM - 12:20 PM; Meeting Room 210C
Successful quality assurance innovations can overcome implementation barriers (and improve policies) through communication, collaboration, and perseverance. Panelists from the University of Arizona, Chemeketa Community College, the Washington SBCTC, and the Ohio Learning Network will discuss their campus, consortium, and statewide initiatives using Quality Matters in their quality assurance efforts.