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ONL:01 4FACULTY.ORG A special site at 4Faculty.Org offers a great variety of workshops to enhance your educational delivery. Examples are "Developing a Syllabus," "Facing students on the first day," "Educational Legislation," etc. If you do not have an account, identify yourself as an SRJC employee, and you will have free access. How do I get started?
Be sure to print the 4faculty.org Completion Certificate and send to the office of Professional Development. Note: Due to a lack of funding and shrinking educational budgets around the country, the content on 4Faculty.org may be MORE THAN 8 YEARS OLD and some links may not be active. This site is free for you to use, but the 4Faculty.org offers no guarantee of the accuracy or availability of any of its contents.
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Flex Credit: Up to 3 hours per semester |
ONL:02 Innovative Educators Webinar Series |
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ONL:03 Sexual Harassment Training Sexual harassment is one of the major employee complaints filed with state and federal agencies. Besides the threat of potential liability, Santa Rosa Junior College is committed to providing a workplace free of ALL forms of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation. Even though many employers like Santa Rosa Junior College have a "zero tolerance" policy for any form of harassment, discrimination and retaliation, the courts consistently find that a policy alone is not enough to prevent bad conduct. California now mandates that the most effective way to accomplish prevention is through training. Santa Rosa Junior College has arranged for online training from Lawroom, the premier web-based employment law service. The following course will train employees to recognize harassment and discrimination, handle complaints, and avoid retaliation in related workplace situations: If you are required to complete the course, you will receive an invitation by email that briefly describes the course and its completion date. The email invitation will provide brief instructions on accessing the course, along with your ID and Password. If you have any questions, please contact Stephanie Jarrett, Manager, Training & Compliance at 527-4822 or email at sjarrett@santarosa.edu |
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Flex Credit: Up to 8 hours of flex per semester
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ONL:04 Modern Education Radio Show KZSU 90.1 On Ben Woodford's Radio Show on Stanford's KZSU 90.1FM, Modern Education, Ben interviews guests who are experts in the field of education. SRJC's Felicia Darling was interviewed twice. Other guests interviewed have been Dr. Dan Schwartz, the Dean of Education at Stanford University, Cathy Williams, Co-founder of Youcubed, Kari Keating, Life Coach, Dr. Thomas Valente, university professor and network specialist, Dr. Michael McFaul, university professor and Russian Ambassador, and Dr. John Willinsky Stanford Professor and Activist. You can livestream these interviews on Fridays at 3:00pm or access archives. |
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ONL:05 - Creating Accessible PowerPoint Presentations for Online Use So you have a PowerPoint presentation and you want to share it with your class online. Or maybe you have a PowerPoint presentation from a face-to-face class that you are now developing for online delivery. There are various ways to deliver the content of your PowerPoint file online to your class, each with it's own issues and with various levels of accessibility. This tutorial will look at various options for converting PowerPoint presentations to online versions and discuss the accessibility issues of each. Then we will look at an export option using LecShare for creating HTML versions of PowerPoint files. Click here to access this online activity. Note: Activity located on left hand side of page under Web Accessibility
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ONL:06 - Creating Accessible PDFs for Online Use HTML pages are the best way to deliver content online because they are the easiest format for making content accessible to everyone including the sight impaired. PDFs offer an easy way to make your documents deliverable and readable over the internet, but making them accessible to the sight impaired offers a few more challenges than HTML pages. PDFs are a better choice than Word documents because they will not require the viewer to purchase a program to read the file and PDFs have more accessibility features than Word files do. When using PDFs for required content in an online class, you will need to make sure that they are accessible to disabled students. The online version of a workshop on creating accessible PDFs given by the PC trainers from SRJC's Academic Computing department is at the link provided below. Click here to access this online activity.
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ONL:07 - NISOD Webinar Series - Link to live and archived webinars: NISOD To view sign up for live or archived Webinars, click on the WEBINAR link in the top banner and select the category you wish to view. For archived webinars enter our member username and password: Username: santarosa.edu NISOD is the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development, and is a membership organization committed to promoting and celebrating Through the District NISOD membership, SRJC employees may access the webinar series and log on using the SRJC username and password indicated above. After completing the activity, remember to record your flex time in your faculty portal.
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Flex Credit: 12.00 hrs
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ONL:08 Teaching Men of Color Online Training Presenter(s): Cora Learning This fully online program is designed to enhance the preparedness of instructional faculty in the community college to facilitate teaching and learning among college men of color. The program includes 5 modules, with learners engaging in both synchronous and asynchronous activities. Each module requires a 3 hour commitment (including lectures, discussion boards, readings, and virtual sessions). Learners will have access to the training site for 30 days. This training can be done anytime, anywhere! See the link below for more info. We kindly request you use the code provided within 3 months so we can provide the opportunity to others as available. If you are interested in taking this class, please contact the Office of Student Equity for an access code.
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Flex Credit: 12.00 hrs |
ONL:09 Supporting Men of Color Online Training Presenter(s): CORA Learning This course provides community college advisors, student service officers, and support staff with strategies and approaches that can be used to foster enhanced learning, development, and success among college men of color. This training can be done anytime, anywhere! See the link below for more info. We kindly request you use the code provided within 3 months so we can provide the opportunity to others as available. If you are interested in taking this class, please contact the Office of Student Equity for an access code.
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Flex Credit: Up to 6 hours per semester |
ONL:10 SRJC Instructor Expertise Share-out
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ONL:11 Shots Fired on Campus
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ONL:12 - Kognito Interactive: Veterans on Campus Veterans on Campus is an online, interactive training program that uses virtual role-play to help faculty and staff learn more about the needs and experiences of student veterans.
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ONL:13 - Kognito Interactive: At-Risk Training for Faculty and Staff At-Risk for Faculty and Staff is an interactive online simulation training that will help faculty and staff build skills in recognizing and responding to a distressed student on campus.
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ONL:15 Online Special Expertise certificate training course (Canvas)
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ONL:16 Introduction to Teaching with Canvas by @One |
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ONL:17- California Community Colleges Vision Resource Center Guide to Vision Resource Center Trainings
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ONL:18 The Key to Persistence: How to Build a Culture of Community in College
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Flex Credit: Up to 10 hours |
ONL:19 @ONEWEBINARS Presenter(s): @one @One- the Online Network of Educators- collaborative, system-wide network of California Community College faculty, staff, and administrators, is coordinated by the professional development team of the CCC Online Education Initiative (OEI). @ONE provides training and professional development to support the effective use of digital tools and platforms to make California Community Colleges a nationally recognized leader in online teaching and learning. Funding from the California Community College Chancellor’s Office ensures that @ONE’s offerings are provided for free or a very low cost.
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Flex Credit: Up to 10 hours per semester |
ONL:20 Open Education Resources Webinar Series Link to upcoming and archived webinars
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Flex Credit: 3.00 hrs |
ONL:21 Video Accessibility, Captioning, and Fair Use
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