OLC Innovate Community College Summit 2020 - 20/20 Vision Design: So You Think You Can Build Virtual Edition - Part 3

Concurrent Session 8
Streamed Session Community College

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Brief Abstract

Community college educators are at the forefront of design and implementation of unique digital
programs for diverse populations. Online programs help us meet the demands of a fluid workforce and varied student demographic. We must be learning engineers in the truest sense as we provide structure and infrastructure to sustainable and adaptable programs. 

Join our one-day design challenge event, where you will team up with learning engineers from around the world to share resources, identify gaps, and discover solutions together. Our panelists will prompt discussions with design anecdotes, directing you to consider all the components of quality online, web-based and blended programs. By building on the knowledgebase of your design team and incorporating the components of effective design and pillars of quality education, participants will collectively engineer design plans suitable for any institution. Attendees need not attend all sessions to participate. Each session will offer implementable takeaways.

The CC Summit option is included in your OLC Innovate Virtual Conference 2020 registration fee. There is no additional registration fee to participate in the summit.

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Presenters

Lead Presenter: Cheryl Fulghum, Haywood Community College

Cheryl Fulghum oversees the department of Instructional Design and Online Learning at Haywood Community College in western North Carolina. In this role, she is responsible for instructional design through faculty development, online course design, emerging technologies research, accessibility compliance, and the administrations of several learning platforms. She describes her main role as faculty cheerleader, empowering faculty to become 21st century teachers despite self-identified low-tech skills and fear of the unknown. Prior to her work in the online learning field, she served as full-time faculty in the commercial arts and worked as project manager and media content creator for Shadowbox Design, an educational technology company specializing in online ancillaries for higher education textbook publishers. She has degrees in Broadcast Communications, Journalism, and Educational Media: Curriculum and Instruction.

Co-presenter: Leslie Van Wolvelear, Oakton Community College

Leslie Van Wolvelear, CPA, CGMA is Co-Chair and Professor of Accounting at Oakton Community College in Des Plaines, Illinois. She has a Master of Science in Accounting degree from Roosevelt University, a Master Online Teaching Certificate from the University of Illinois – Springfield, and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Leadership with a Focus in Online Education from American College of Education. Leslie received the Illinois CPA Society Outstanding Educator Award for two-year schools in 2012 and was awarded the title of Distinguished Professor in 2017. In addition to bringing over 20 years industry experience to the classroom, she teaches courses in Financial, Managerial, and Intermediate Accounting. She is a member of the TACTYC Scholarship Committee and the CPA Exam Award Program Task Force for the Illinois CPA Society.

Co-presenter: Sheila Bouie, Southwest Tennessee Community College

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