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Page 1: What is The Center?

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The Center

Michelle  Pacansky-­‐Brock  The  Center,  Community  Coordinator

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In California, there are 112 community colleges.

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They come together in The Center to:

shareinquirereflect

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What is The Center?

 A  next-­‐generation  learning  community  designed  to  improve  communication  and  increase  innovation  throughout  California’s  112  community  colleges.

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The CenterFosters community throughout the state, across campuses

Builds relationships between faculty/administrators/staff

Improves collaboration across institutions

Reduces sense of alienation for part-time instructors

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Join  the  community  at:  gplus.to/TheCenter

Follow  The  Center  on  Twitter    @Center_Ed

# Join  the  Conversation  with  hashtag    #CCCLEARN

http://tiny.cc/TheCenter

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The Center creating more connected educators

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Why do you need an online presence?

Recognition Showcase the value of your scholarly activity

Build connections

Providing opportunities for

collaboration and shared learning

Lead by example

Our students also need to build an online presence to stand out from the crowd

Slide  Credit:  Sue  Beckingham  @suebecks

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Share

Engage

Learn

A professional online presence

gives you wider reach AND bridges to new opportunities

Slide  Credit:  Sue  Beckingham  @suebecks

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Building your online presence is an

ongoing iterative process

Slide  Credit:  Sue  Beckingham  @suebecks

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The New Social Era

By 2016 20% of large organizations are anticipated to replace phones/email with Facebook-like social networks (Gartner)

92% of executives are on LinkedIn

In 2012, 92% of U.S. companies used social media to recruit talent.

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Connectedness

People need to learn how to connect to new people on a regular basis. No person has all the knowledge needed to work alone in our connected society. Neither does any company. Neither does any government. !!We are all connected AND dependent on each other.

Howard Jarche

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Hangouts on Air Live Streaming Video Conversations

Submitted  questions    load  here  in  a  feed.

The  moderator  addresses  

questions  and  Hangout  

participants  respond  verbally.

• Click and view.!• Ask questions using Google+ or Twitter (#CCCLEARN).

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Hangouts on Air Live Streaming Video Conversations

Hangout archives are also shared on @ONE’s YouTube channel.

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How The Center Can Support You!Personal, continuous professional development

Build your personal learning network (PLN)

Learn from anywhere

Participatory! Ask questions, volunteer to share in a Hangout!

Refresh your instructional technology skills

Build relationships at campuses across the state and beyond!

Stay current on best practices at institutions beyond your own without traveling

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How The Center Can Support You!Institutional professional development

View live Hangouts with a group of colleagues, follow with discussion, share back by summarizing your conversation with our G+ community

Improve the institutional awareness and value of social media as a learning tool

“Flip” PD sessions on campus by having faculty view the archive of a Hangout and attend a discussion/demo of a relevant tool

Leverage Hangout archives as open educational resources in online PD offerings

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Spring 2014 Community Survey

The Center

50 Respondents ~22% response rate

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How do you follow The Center?

2%

44%

2%

52%

Google+TwitterGoogle+  and  TwitterNeither

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Are you employed at a CCC?

6%18%

76%

YesNoOther

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Which describes your role?

8%2%6%

10%4%18%

52%

CCC  FacultyCCC  StaffCCC  AdminFaculty  OtherStaff  OtherAdmin  OtherOther

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The Center improves awareness of innovations occurring on other campuses.

80%    Strongly  Agreed/  

Agreed

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The Center improves sharing of ideas across campuses.

78%    Strongly  Agreed/  

Agreed

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What is a barrier to your participation in The Center’s activities?

Not  interested  in  the  topics

Don't  know  when  live  events  occur

Don't  know  how  to  use  Twitter  but  I  want  to  learn

Don't  know  how  to  use  Twitter  &  and  I  don't  want  to  learn

Don't  know  where  to  find  the  Hangout  archives

My  schedule

Other

0 10 20 30 40

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Share a specific improvement/benefit that has been an outcome of your experiences with The Center.

I  have  changed  the  way  I  respond  to  student  work  (using  video)  as  a  result  of  several  hangouts  and  the  resulting  discussions.

 I  love  the  way  ideas  build  on  each  other  in  the  hangouts,  live  questions,  and  later  comments  in  Google+  and  on  Twitter.

Having  a  topic  active  for  several  days  has  led  me  to  spend  enough  time  thinking  about  it  to  feel  comfortable  trying  something  new  in  my  classes.  Also,  having  a  channel  to  share  how  it  went  with  others  encourages  me  to  do  it  and  improve  upon  it.

With  my  new  awareness  of  what  colleagues  at  other  colleges  are  doing,  I  am  helping  my  college  to  revise  our  Distance  Education  policies  and  training  programs.  I  could  go  on  and  on-­‐-­‐The  Center  has  had  a  huge  impact  on  my  teaching  life!

I've  been  inspired  to  do  more  videos  and  screencasts  with  my  online  classes  for  more  instructor  presence.

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Share a specific improvement/benefit that has been an outcome of your experiences with The Center.

Gained  many  ideas  for  my  online  &  hybrid  classes  from  the  presentations.  It  has  also  confirmed  that  online  teaching  can  be  as  interactive  if  not  more  than  a  traditional  F2F  class.  Additionally,  these  presentations  reaffirmed  desire  to  pursue  more  online  opportunities.  Thank  you.

 I  have  created  a  personal  faculty  web  page.  I  have  started  using  new  programs  like  Haiku  Deck  and  introduced  new  programs  to  colleagues.

Have  found  the  thoughts  of  other  faculty  very  helpful  to  my  online  teaching  and  my  work  with  our  Committee  for  Online  Learning  at  Foothill  College.  

Started  a  Google  Hangout  for  a  campus  club  meeting.  Planning  to  use  for  online  office  hours  as  well.  

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