TEACHING ONLINE
Before a course can be taught hybrid or fully online it must be approved for distance education through the campus Curriculum Committee. Check with your department chair and/or dean for more information.
How Blackboard Works with WebAdvisor
- How and when semester containers are created
- How instructors and students are enrolled in containers
- Updating personal information in Blackboard
There are a few ways to get started using Blackboard:
Basic Computer Skills
Faculty must have basic computer skills before attempting to use Blackboard. BOT courses are available to enhance your skills in word processing, PowerPoint, email, web browsing, copy/pasting text, and managing files.
Teaching with Blackboard Online Course
Faculty who have not taught with Blackboard should complete
the entire course and earn a Certificate of Completion. This course is
open entry/open exit and you can work at your own pace. You will learn how to
use Blackboard to enhance your face-to-face or hybrid classes, or to teach fully
online. This course is not for college credit, however it is possible to receive
professional development credit. The syllabus
provides additional information about the course.
Developing an Online Course—A FREE
summer class for Grossmont Faculty
Have you been
contemplating teaching online, but are not sure how to convert your
course to an online course? Are you currently teaching online, but want to enhance
your skills? If so, then this online, not-for-credit course is for
you! Read on for additional information.
Take a class from @ONE.
@ONE has three courses in particular that you may want to take. These are:
- Introduction to Online Teaching and Learning
- Introduction to Teaching with Blackboard
- Creating Accessible Online Courses
8800 Grossmont College Drive
El Cajon, California 92020
619-644-7010
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