Admissions Training 101

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Roxanne Elliott

Roxanne Elliott
Expertise
• Educational Administration ~ 6yrs
• Instructional Design ~ 7yrs
• Marketing/Lead Generation/Sales ~ 15 yrs
• Customer Service Experience ~ 25 yrs
Three things I want to share:
1. January 2013
2. 10 Institutions
3. Phdc

More Introductions…
• Who are you?
• Where are you from?
• Why did you choose this field?
Thank you for sharing!

E-Learning & Educational Technology at Parker U
• Blackboard Learn
• Blackboard Collaborate
• Echo 360
• Videos
• Student Engagement
• Hybrid/Online/Flipped
• Learner Centered
• Real World Examples

• General Education PD – Faculty Advisor ~ Twana Cochran
• Instructional Designer ~ Taneise Cook
• LMS Administrator ~ Gery Hochanadel II
• Director of Online Education ~ Roxanne Elliott

Name: Derrick Griffin
Age: 31
Marital Status: Single
Occupation Navy Vet
Program: DS
Location: Garland, TX

Name: Natalie Burns
Age: 21
Marital Status: Single
Program: PRE-RT
Location: Irving

Name: Loren Evans
Age: 43
Marital Status: Married
Program: OTA
Location: lives in Garland, TX

Name: David Sands
Age: 62
Occupation: Military Vet
Marital Status: married
Program: Pre-Rt program
Location: Dallas

All students are potential online candidates.
We have identified three types:
• Level One - Beginner
• Level Two - Intermediate
• Level Three - The Veteran

Level One - Beginner
Very little to no computer experience
No previous experience in online learning environments
Technical novice.

Level Two - Intermediate
Uses the Internet
Understands Technology
Familiar with Social Media & Email Communication
May have taken classes in other formats

Level Three – The Veteran
Has taken online classes before
Social Media – Evangelist
Can possibly teach Intro to Computing

•Scoring 1 to 4 points - Beginner
• Webinar, Basic Computer training,
Getting Started Guide, Advisor
Monitoring, etc.
•SCORING 5 to 7 – Intermediate
• Webinar, Guide, Schedule, Advisor
Monitoring, etc.
•Scoring 8-10 - The Veteran
• Getting Started Guide, Schedule,
Advisor Monitoring, etc.

Welcome Back…Blackboard Demo
• The Online Course
• Pros & Cons
• Upcoming Changes to the Course
• Things we are hoping to improve
• Challenges with our model
• Things that are working really well

The Orientation Course…
• Upcoming changes
• Challenges
• Things that are working well

Home Page
Online Resources/Services
Virtual Libarary

Tools to Help You & Your Students Succeed
• Admissions 101 Training
• Getting Started Guide
• Who to contact

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1. Roxanne Elliott, Director of Online Education

2. Session Highlights… • Introductions • E-Learning at Parker University • The Online Student Profile • Blackboard Demo • Orientation Demo • Online Resources/Services • Virtual Library • Tools for Success.

3. Roxanne Elliott Expertise • Educational Administration ~ 6yrs • Instructional Design ~ 7yrs • Marketing/Lead Generation/Sales ~ 15 yrs • Customer Service Experience ~ 25 yrs Three things I want to share: 1. January 2013 2. 10 Institutions 3. Phdc

4. More Introductions… • Who are you? • Where are you from? • Why did you choose this field? Thank you for sharing!

5. E-Learning & Educational Technology at Parker U • Blackboard Learn • Blackboard Collaborate • Echo 360 • Videos • Student Engagement • Hybrid/Online/Flipped • Learner Centered • Real World Examples

6. • General Education PD – Faculty Advisor ~ Twana Cochran • Instructional Designer ~ Taneise Cook • LMS Administrator ~ Gery Hochanadel II • Director of Online Education ~ Roxanne Elliott

7. Online Student Profile • What does the online student look like?

8. Name: Derrick Griffin Age: 31 Marital Status: Single Occupation Navy Vet Program: DS Location: Garland, TX

9. Name: Natalie Burns Age: 21 Marital Status: Single Program: PRE-RT Location: Irving

10. Name: Loren Evans Age: 43 Marital Status: Married Program: OTA Location: lives in Garland, TX

11. Name: David Sands Age: 62 Occupation: Military Vet Marital Status: married Program: Pre-Rt program Location: Dallas

12. All students are potential online candidates. We have identified three types: • Level One - Beginner • Level Two - Intermediate • Level Three - The Veteran

13. Level One - Beginner Very little to no computer experience No previous experience in online learning environments Technical novice.

14. Level Two - Intermediate Uses the Internet Understands Technology Familiar with Social Media & Email Communication May have taken classes in other formats

15. Level Three – The Veteran Has taken online classes before Social Media – Evangelist Can possibly teach Intro to Computing

16. Assessment Tool

17. •Scoring 1 to 4 points - Beginner • Webinar, Basic Computer training, Getting Started Guide, Advisor Monitoring, etc. •SCORING 5 to 7 – Intermediate • Webinar, Guide, Schedule, Advisor Monitoring, etc. •Scoring 8-10 - The Veteran • Getting Started Guide, Schedule, Advisor Monitoring, etc.

18. Commercial Break • Take a 10 min Break

19. Welcome Back…Blackboard Demo • The Online Course • Pros & Cons • Upcoming Changes to the Course • Things we are hoping to improve • Challenges with our model • Things that are working really well

20. The Orientation Course… • Upcoming changes • Challenges • Things that are working well

21. Commercial Break

22. Home Page Online Resources/Services Virtual Libarary

23. Tools to Help You & Your Students Succeed • Admissions 101 Training • Getting Started Guide • Who to contact

24. Questions • askonline@parker.edu

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