Using data in visual ways helps learners engage with content. Get ideas on how to use and build infographics in your courses with this list of resources.
Creating a webpage (or micro site) to organize and communicate about your quality assurance work with QM is a great way to keep faculty, staff and other stakeholders involved. Several QM Members have created pages or sites to explain the QM process and showcase the important achievements in the journey to continuously improve.
Knowing that it would benefit their learners, Chamberlain University chose to pursue QM Program Certifications in Teaching Support and Learning Support.
See the results from the first survey conducted by QM and Eduventures as part of The Changing Landscape of Online Education (CHLOE) project. Find out how your organization compares to those surveyed in the study.
This award is given to honor outstanding projects featuring global impact, reach, and understanding of diverse cultures, originating either in the U.S. or internationally.
When your organization becomes a QM Member, meets QM Standards for Course Design or sends someone to present at a QM Conference, use these press release templates as a starting point to share the good news.
Presenting at a QM Conference opens up many opportunities for you to share your work — to maximize the positive impact. This article provides several ideas for how to share QM Conference Presentations through social media, video, and more. There are also examples and tips on creating effective posts.
Navigating all of the tools and resources available to online educators can be overwhelming. That’s why it’s important for our community to share our best tips, tricks and practices, to help each other comb through all of the information and find those things that work best!