The document summarizes shared online courses and resources within Washington state's community and technical college system. It notes that over 100 courses have been developed that any college can adopt, and there are over 300 shared enrollment courses. It also discusses the technology infrastructure supporting these efforts, including a single installation of the ANGEL course management system hosted for all colleges, integration with student information systems, and online tutoring provided across colleges.

1. House Higher Education Committee Work Session March 17, 2009

2. Courses Resources Programs Services Technology

3. Shared online course content Over 100 courses any college can adopt and use Complete degrees and programs Pooled enrollment Over 300 courses into which any college can enroll students Currently only available within community and technical college system

4. Colleges adopt courses developed by other colleges and advertise to their students 3 2 Students register at the closest college that meets their need Enrolling colleges provide student services 1

5. Enrolling college collects tuition, state support and fees Enrolling college pays teaching college $50 per credit per enrollment Teaching college pays instructor according to local contract

7. Outsourced hosting Tight business rules Integration 24 x 7 tech support Faculty training Year Annualized Student FTE Staff FTE 2001 877 9.5 2008 5000 8 2009 6000 (est.) 7

9. Single installation of ANGEL course management system hosted by ANGEL 35 branded domains Full integration with college student management system by Fall 09

10. Integrated ePortfolio Competitive cost model Learning Object Repository Integrated with Elluminate (unlimited use)

11. Begin with common needs faculty training information literacy materials Can share whole courses or pieces of courses Can share resources by department, by college, by state wide program, etc.

12. Redesign all shared curriculum Searchable modules Open resources Culturally welcoming Faculty, instructional designers and research librarians on each team Open access to all materials

13. Free professional development and training for faculty and staff Quality Matters pilot http://www.qualitymatters.org Web resources for faculty, students and staff Example: How to Use ANGEL for students developed and shared by Centralia College

15. 19 Washington CTCs, WSU and Chemeketa Technology provided by NE eTutoring Consortium Each college provides five hours of tutoring per week Coordinator hired by WSU and SBCTC creates a single schedule

19. Connie Broughton Assistant Director, eLearning 509-434-5152 Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges [email_address]