MAGNA ONLINE SEMINAR
Category: Online Program Strategy
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- Faculty, Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy, Student Engagement
- Thriving as an Online Learning Administrator: 12 Strategies
- $297.00 – $497.00
- Meeting the challenges and capitalizing on the opportunities of online education requires a strategic approach. This seminar helps you improve the quality of your programming and promote the growth of online education at your institution.
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- Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Strategy, Supporting Online Faculty
- Five Crucial Steps to Launching a New Online Degree Program
- $297.00 – $497.00
- If your institution is considering jumping on the online learning bandwagon or expanding its existing offerings, this seminar could be your key to a successful project. Gain valuable insight into the process most institutions use to create a new online degree program and learn how to start your programs with best-in-class support systems.
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- Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy, Supporting Online Faculty
- The Academic Leader’s Toolkit for Evaluating Online Teaching
- $297.00 – $497.00
- This seminar explains the core teaching behaviors relevant to online teaching. Explore assessment methods and instruments to judge the quality of online teaching—even if you yourself have not taught online.
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- Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy, Supporting Online Faculty
- Online Learning: How Administrative Accountability Can Significantly Improve Student Success & Retention
- $297.00 – $497.00
- Learn how administrative oversight can dramatically increase the quality of your online learning programs when you use strategies that will help improve student retention and success.
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- Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy
- Customized Course Review Rubrics: How to Take the Quality of Your Online Courses to the Next Level
- $297.00 – $497.00
- Learn who to involve in the planning, how to decide on the questions included, and the steps to creating a course review rubric that makes sense for your online programs.
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- Leadership, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Strategy
- Universal Design for Learning: How to Improve Satisfaction and Retention for Students at All Learning Levels
- $297.00 – $497.00
- You'll learn how UDL helps improve the interactions you have with students and how those improvements can increase student retention, persistence, and satisfaction across all kinds of learners.
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- Faculty, Leadership, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Course Design and Preparation, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy
- How to Observe and Evaluate Online Teaching
- $297.00 – $497.00
- This program gives guidance for assessing the underlying foundation of your schools online course offerings. You will learn about the significant interactions for evaluating design and teaching in online courses.
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- Institutional Culture, Leadership, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Strategy
- Creating a Campus Culture of Acceptance for Online Education
- $297.00 – $497.00
- Discover easy-to-implement strategies to help you gain support of even the most resistant faculty and capitalize on the boom in online education.
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- COVID-19 Resource, Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Strategy, Personal and Professional Development for Academic Leaders
- Practical Strategies to Improve Student Retention in Online Courses
- $207.90 – $347.90
- Learn why there is an increased danger of attrition in online courses and how to address this in four key areas: course design, instructor presence, personal attention, and connectedness to the institution.
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- Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy
- Simple Strategies to Grow Online Courses and Programs
- $297.00 – $497.00
- This comprehensive presentation will walk you through a variety of strategies, topics, and concepts that will help your institution enhance the quality of online courses and programs and ensure continued success.
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- Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy, Supporting Online Faculty
- Collaborative Design for Online Introductory Courses: How to Maximize Time and Resources
- $297.00 – $497.00
- Recognizing the importance of general studies courses and the disconnect that online learners often feel the course was designed to simultaneously promote content learning; introduce students to all the professors in the department; foster excitement about the discipline; and help distance students feel more intimately connected to the academic department. An effective department-wide, collaborative course development process requires culture-building surrounding spirit of online education, policy regarding course ownership, issues surrounding compensation, and guidance for faculty that lack experience in online teaching and learning.
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- Faculty, Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Online Course Design and Preparation, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy
- Online Program Design Strategies to Increase Program Graduation Rates
- $297.00 – $497.00
- Online enrollments are on the rise, even as overall enrollments decline. As an increasingly diverse student body flocks online to meet their educational goals, online completion rates are not yet on par with face-to-face classrooms and are more problematic for students outside of the historically traditional student demographic.
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