D2L Webinar with Bow Valley College

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RISE with Online Learning at Bow Valley College Any Time, Any Place, Any Path, Any Pace Learning

Transcript of D2L Webinar with Bow Valley College

RISE with Online Learning at

Bow Valley College

Any Time, Any Place,

Any Path, Any Pace Learning

Presenters

Cynthia Bandet, MA• Curriculum Development

Specialist, Bow Valley College

• 17 years at Chiu School of Business, Bow Valley College

• Worked with Lauren to create this course

Lauren Kirychuk, M. Ed.• Program Coordinator,

Business Administration, Bow Valley College

• 10 years at Chiu School of Business, Bow Valley College

What was the Problem?

• Introduce Learners to LMS

• Address technological capacity of learners

• Tips for online learners

• ALL BVC learners are online learners

• Increase in use of LMS by Instructors

Challenges and Opportunities

• Excellence in online curriculum development

• Increase in use of LMS

• All BVC learners are online learners

• What does “Any Time, Any Place, Any Path, Any Pace learning look like?

Chiu School of Business

• Second largest PSI provider of online courses in Alberta

• Largest college business school in province

• Some programs fully online

• Commitment to increase online offerings Left to right: Kristine Jeffels, Instructor; Online Learner;

Cynthia Bandet; Lona Tarney, Online Coordinator; David Allwright, Dean

Vision 2020

• Technology literacy

• Work ready graduates

• Flexible with change – what does education look like in the future?

• All programs will be online at Chiu School of Business

Key Points about BVC’s Blended and Online Learning

• Non-facilitated – self-directed

• How we use D2L to manage the non-facilitated aspect

– intelligent agents, completion milestones

• Who takes the course at BVC?

Online and Blended Learning at BVC

• Let’s take a tour of BVC’s

Online and Blended Learning

Results

• Online Delivery Officers can refer learners to course

• Winter 2016, 45% of learners enrolled in the course finished between 80-100% of the course

• Winter 2016, 37% of learners enrolled in the course either didn’t start or barely started

Student Comments

This is my first day of online learning and I have had to

change how I approach my time for study and my time for daily

tasks

I am looking forward to doing this course and

expanding my knowledge

It’s just an intro course to help get familiarize with D2L and online learning strategies. I

would suggest everyone do it, its really useful

Being an online student takes dedication, organization and the support of those around

you. I struggle staying focused when I wish I was doing

something else…

Next Steps?• What does the future look like with this course?• learners new to online – not tech savvy• learners who grew up with technology – already familiar with LMS

– “digital natives”

References

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