Instructional Technology Resources for Faculty

Contact

Paula Ascher
Virtual Campus Coordinator
pascher@cgcc.edu, (541) 506-6035

Online

Class Roster
Email for Faculty and Staff
Grades Roster
HelpBox Request
Log in to Moodle

Open Educational Resources (OERs)

Materials you can use for free.

Using Copyrighted Resources

Get help from the library on identifying when you can and can't use copyrighted materials for your class.

Plans and Manuals

Distance Learning and Instructional Technology Plan
Quality Matters Procedure Manual
Writing Objectives
Regular and Substantive Interaction

Quality Assessment

Technology Tools

Accessibility

Accessibility in Online Course Design Video

How to Make Documents Accessible

Media

Moodle

Moodle complies with major international standards in the area of accessibility, including XHTML Strict 1.0. More information

Publisher

Using Publisher Materials

Quality Matters

CGCC Quality Matters Accessibility Standards Guidelines

Quality Matters also has a helpful resource about accessibility. There is no cost but you will need a QM account to access the site.

Webpages

The WAVE tool is useful to check Moodle or other webpages for accessibility.

YouTube

Videos on the CGCC YouTube site are automatically captioned. In addition, the college is improving the verbiage via a captioning service.

CGCC Online (Moodle)

Technical tutoring is available, as well as an online training course and Quality Matters reviews for new online instructors. Advanced training is available in course design through Quality Matters. Please contact Paula Ascher for details.

Books on Moodle

There are more books and ebooks on Moodle in the Sage Catalog.

Classroom Technologies

Podiums systems Video are available in most classrooms with an integrated system that includes a computer, projector, screen, interactive whiteboard monitor (Starboard), document camera, and DVD player.

Gamification of Online/Hybrid Classes

Mobile Applications

Video Production

Webconferencing

Zoom allows you to set up meetings and desktop sharing. To learn how to use Zoom, the Getting Started page is a good place to begin. You can take free live training, watch recorded trainings, and/or view short video tutorials. Please contact Paula Ascher or Rich Jepson for information about access and training.