The CSU Office of the Chancellor offers Quality Assurance workshop courses for CSU faculty specific to Quality Matters (QM) and the Quality Learning and Teaching (QLT) rubrics.
Because CSUF is a QM campus, we recommend the following two courses:
Provides an overview of Quality Matters (QM) organization, the QM rubric and annotations, the research underlying the QM rubric, and the peer-review process for evaluating the quality of the design of an online course. Participants will engage in hands-on experiences applying the QM standards to a sample course, writing helpful recommendations, and ensuring alignment between course-level objectives, module-level objectives, assessments, materials, activities, and tools.
Note: This course is intended for faculty wanting to complete the QM peer reviewer certification.
Explores the QM Rubric and provides a framework to improve the quality of online and hybrid courses. Participants complete a QM self-review (Essential 23 standards) and develop a course improvement plan. The modules include activities with participants sharing how they are meeting the 23 QM essential standards. Participants come away with a plan for course improvement, so a predeveloped online or hybrid course is required for enrolling in this workshop.
Note: Having a partially or fully developed online/hybrid course is required prior to registration.
Please visit CSU Online Course Services for more information on the courses, the schedule of offerings, and registration.