Leadership Network Symposium - Equity Considerations in Evaluating Online and Blended Learning
Brief Abstract
The field's current focus on centering quality, equity, and care in digital learning environments has led us to collectively consider our assessment and evaluation processes more broadly. This interactive session seeks to support institutions in understanding what contributes to building quality online learning and, in particular, what they should be looking for as their courses, programs, and institutional strategy are evaluated both internally and externally (including in the accreditation process) with diversity, equity, and inclusion in mind.
This session is available only to registered attendees of the Leadership Network Symposium.
Track: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Presenters
Dr. Janue Johnson has a diverse teaching background with experience in K-12 and higher education settings. Her educational journey began with a Bachelor's degree from California State University, Long Beach, a Master of Arts in Education from the University of Phoenix, and a Ph. D. in Urban Higher Education from Jackson State University. She is currently a tenured Associate Professor and oversees Professional Learning for the campus community in the Learning Opportunities for Transformation (LOFT) at San Diego Mesa College. The LOFT is the College's hub for Professional Learning. In her role, she oversees the design and implementation for professional learning activities for faculty and campus employees with a focus on Equity. Her philosophy about learning, teaching, and pedagogy is influenced by the work of bell hooks, Laura Rendon, and Paulo Freire, to name a few.
She has three children; a daughter and two sons. They love going to the beach, movie night, and playing basketball.
Extended Abstract