Office of Online Education

Faculty Services:

Developing New Online Programs

The University of North Carolina's General Administration website provides instructions and documents for planning new online programs and requesting authorization in compliance with the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

http://www.northcarolina.edu/aa_planning/de/index.htm

Teaching and Developing Online Courses 

• Procedures for Online Course Development
  This document explains the rationale and procedures to develop and teach high quality online courses at FSU.
• Online Course Development Application [MS WORD]:Complete this document if you wish to develop or design a new online course.
• Opting Out Form: Complete this form if you wish to become certified and want to test out of the certification courses.
• Quality Matters Rubric [PDF]: These are the standards we follow when evaluating new online courses designs.
• Quality Assurance/Evaluation Rubric  [MS WORD]:Use this document to evaluate the quality of existing online courses. 
• FERPA and ADA Compliance (508C)

Training and Support

We provide training and support for faculty who have never taught online before and for experienced online faculty who want to integrate more technology into their courses. We tailor our training to meet your specific needs, whether you want one-on-one training, group training for your department, we can help!

• Contact Shunta' Hailey @ 910-672-2522 or shailey1@uncfsu.edu to schedule a training session, or inquire about upcoming workshops.
  
• Online Training Library: Missed a workshop? Check out our training library and watch the recorded workshops at your convenience.

Proctoring

UNC Academic Services Portal (UNC ASP) is a web based, centralized database of approved proctors that facilitates the distribution and collection of exam materials for proctored exams, for online courses.  It provides for automated exam distributioin, automated reminder messages to students and enables professors to track student's scheduling activities. For additional information, please see the FAQ document located here. 

Proctoring FAQ for Professors

Online Teaching Resources

• Quality Matters and Online Course Development: This document contains annotations for each standard on the Quality Matters Rubric.
• Copyright Information from Charles Chestnut Library 
• Copyright and Fair Use - Fayetteville State University Campus Policy
• The "Best of" Sloan-C - Online Educational Reference Resources