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Topics

p

Interactive

On-Demand Works

Maximize

Your College Experience

Time Man

Action Plans

What It Takes To

Be A Successful Student

E

l i

C

Motiva

Procras

Supporting Student Success

with 24/7 Online Resources

ct o

a s

Exploring Careers

& Choosing a Major

Interviewing Skills

Financia

Stress Ma

with 24/7 Online Resources

Valuable

Interviewing Skills

Resume Writing

Stress Ma

Financial A

Resources

shops

nagement

Conquering Test Anxiety

ation &

stination

Discover

Your Learning Style

St d Ti

s

al Literacy

anagement

Study Tips

& Note-Taking

Test Taking Strategies

s

anagement

Aid Basics

Test-Taking Strategies

Avoiding Plagiarism

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Who?

Who?

Denise Swett - Associate Vice Presiden

Middlefield Campus & Commun

CTE/Tech Prep/SB-70 Grants

CTE/Tech Prep/SB-70 Grants

Professional Development

Career & College Connections

Noncredit Division

Noncredit Division

Valerie Kisiel – Innovative Educators

Combined, IE staff has over 35

working in community colleges

[email protected]

303-775-6004

t, Foothill College

nity Programs

years of experience

s.

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Objective & Act

– Objective:

– Describe 3 tools you can use to i

l i

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th

explain how you can apply these

– Action Plan

– List 1 tool, application, website,

back to campus?

– List three people you are going

– What are possible obstacles to im

What are possible obstacles to im

– What financial or other resource

ion Plan

improve student support and

t l i

di t l

e tools immediately.

, or service you plan to take

to tell about it.

mplementation?

mplementation?

es do you need?

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Wh A

O

Who Are Our

According to the AACC 2010 Fa

What percentage of community

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a. 31%

b 42%

b. 42%

c. 56%

d. 72%

Answer: C - Adults

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Students?

act Sheet

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Wh A

O

Who Are Our

According to Community College B

Initiative University of Texas at A

Initiative, University of Texas at A

What percentage of community co

d

d?

underprepared?

a. 15%

Answ

b. 42%

c. 54%

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Students?

Bridges to Opportunity

Austin

Austin

ollege students are

wer: D – Underprepared

:

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% of community college students, compared

tudents in four-year colleges or universities,

east one year of developmental coursework.

ght percent of entering freshmen at all

two-ear public institutions enroll in at least one

l reading, writing or mathematics course.

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Wh A

O

Who Are Our

According to the AACC 2010 Fa

What percentage of community

time students and employed

a. 33%

b. 45%

c. 59%

d. 99%

Answer: C Outside Respo

Answer: C – Outside Respo

St d

t ?

Students?

act Sheet

y college students are

full-d part-time?

onsibilities and Commuter

onsibilities and Commuter

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Wh A

O

Who Are Our

According to the AACC 2010 Fa

What percentage of community

online course?

online course?

a. 62%

b 75%

b. 75%

c. 85%

d. 92%

Answer: D - Online

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Students?

act Sheet

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Wh A

O

Who Are Our

* Adult * Underprepared * Outside resp

Bottom

Often times, students need

succe

Students are requesting

Generation Z=

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Students?

onsibilities * Technology and online

m Line

additional resources to be

essful.

g more online services.

Digital Natives

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How Can W

• What are you doing on your campus to im

• What

d

o you have available to students

• What creative ideas do you have for ma

support services given budget decreases

support services given budget decreases

• Do you have students who cannot attend

they are in class, working, or studying?

t d

t ?

students?

• If you notice a student struggling with ti

what are you doing to help him or her?

y

g

p

• List 3 major problems you have deliveri

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We Help?

mprove student success?

24/7 to support student success?

aintaining or improving student

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s?

d on-campus workshops because

How do you accommodate these

ime management or test anxiety,

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P bl

Problems

• Budget cuts

• Budget cuts

• Short-staffed

S

• Technical expertise

• Bureaucracy

• Other problems

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S l ti

Solutions

• Podcasts/Vodcasts

Web Conferencing

• Web Conferencing

• On-Demand Videos

On Demand Videos

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d

Social Netwo

d

Podcasts/Vodcas

• Definition: A podcast is a series of

aud

distributed over the

Internet

by

syndic

portable media players

and

personal co

• How would we use it?

http://www.fro

– Philosohpy

• Advising

• Advising

– Faculty member talk about pro

– Course descriptions

– Registration steps

• Tutoring

– Lots of free tutoring podcasts

– Language example

g g

p

• Instructional

– Lecture

– Test Review

Test Review

– Grading

– Supplemental information

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sts

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video digital-media

files which is

cated download

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Web feeds

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omputers

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ontrange.edu/iTunesU/

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W b C f

Social Netwo

Web Conferen

• Web conferencing is used to cond

presentations

via the

Internet

.

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• Tools needed

– Web Conferencing software

• Webex, NetMeeting, Yugma (free), Adobe C

• How would we use it?

– Online, synchronous office hours

– Online presentations – record lectu

grading

– Advising, Financial Aid and Career

• Synchronous online advising

O i t ti

– Orientation

• Live online orientation • Parent orientations

– Recruiting

ec u t g

• Online Program demos

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duct live

meetings

, training, or

onnect, Elluminate

ures, supplemental instruction and

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On-Demand Vi

• Definition: The ability to deliver a m

individual Web browser or

TV set

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• Examples

– TeacherTube and YoutTube: http://www http://www.youtube.com/

– TED: http://www.ted.com/

– Common craft - http://www.commoncraf

– StudentLingo - https://www.innovativeed

How would we use it?

– Instructional

• Borrowing Money Example – Motivational

• Search for inspirational speakers and p p – TED: http://www.ted.com/talks

– Student Success/Support

• FYE, Learning Center, Advising, Tutor I t ti Instruction • StudentLingo - https://www.innovativ

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ideos

movie or other video program to an

enever the user requests it.

w.teachertube.com/ and

ft.com/

ducators.org/retention_s/77.htm

stories

s/richard_st_john_s_8_secrets_of_success.html

ring, Student Life, Orientation, Supplemental

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Online Exp

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Common Craft

http://www.commoncraft.com/borro

t

planations

t

wing-money

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TED

TED

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StudentLingo

StudentLingo

On-Demand Student Success/Sup

StudentLingo is a series of:

StudentLingo is a series of:

• interactive on-demand workshops

action plans

• action plans

• valuable resources

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hops to use in or outside of class

students 24/7

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Topics

Topics

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C

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Career Exp

Maximize Your Col

What Makes a Suc

Find Your Passion &

Find Your Passion &

Interviewin

Resume W

mic &

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ti

ploration

lege Experience

ccessful Student

& Choose a Major

& Choose a Major

ng Skills

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Topics

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Personal De

Time Man

Motivation & P

Financial

Stress Man

Financial A

evelopment

nagement

rocrastination

Literacy

nagement

Aid Basics

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T

Topics

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Topics

Topics

Learning

Discover Your

Study Tips &

Study Tips &

Test-Taking

Avoiding P

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to Learn

Learning Style

& Note Taking

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g Strategies

Plagiarism

Plagiarism

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Short and to the point

Engaging

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Learned Something New

Watch Anytime

Helpful Strategies

“I wish I had seen this sooner I

I wish I had seen this sooner. I

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Feedback

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Favorites:

Favorites:

Favorites:

Favorites:

Mastering the Interview

Time Management

Time Management

Financial Literacy

Resume Writing

Learning Styles

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