Instructional Media Services Course Development Grant Application Completion of this document is the first step toward receiving a Curriculum Development Grant. Provide enough detail to allow readers to see the potentials of the proposal, as well as outline its known flaws. As an initial premise, each proposal must harmonize with the goals and objectives of the sponsoring department. Send your completed application to Joshua Ogle, jogle@roguecc.edu in Instructional Media. The deans will periodically review existing applications. Compensation will not be awarded prior to dean approval. Faculty Developer: Department Head: Course Number: Course Title: Initial Offering Date: Term Course Type: Stipend Requested: New Course $ Year Telecourse (See attached Compensation Examples for more information.) OFFICE USE ONLY Dean: ____________________________________________________ Acct. # _____________________________ Date: _____________________ Contract Date: _________________ Amt $ ______________ Outcomes to be Achieved/Rationale for Development List and briefly describe the course to be developed or modified and the reason(s) it is currently proposed. What is the project’s relationship to the sponsoring department’s goals and objectives? Demonstrate how the proposal is related to the existing goals and objectives of the sponsoring department AND how it fits within the College’s strategic plan. Please include information about departmental support available for this project. Updated 2/12/2016 Instructional Media Services What is the target audience for this course and how was it determined? Who will this course benefit and why? Is the target audience statewide, regional, and local? How will this course be delivered? Describe the delivery mode/s you will use and what students and/or the College need to have or provide (computer, broadband Internet, DVD player, special software, lab, proctored tests, CD-ROM, other) for this class to be successful. If face-to-face meetings are required, what % of course requirements are online? How will students interact with the instructor and other students? How will the learning outcomes for this course be evaluated? How will prompt feedback be provided to students? Updated 2/12/2016 Instructional Media Services Additional Information - Please check all that apply: Course Outline and Curriculum No course outline is on file with RCC’s Curriculum Office (never taught before at RCC) Current course outline exists I have taught this class before and will be adapting pre-existing curriculum A new textbook or resource set will be required Syllabus and course schedule exists No curriculum development for this course currently exists Web and Media Resources An e-pack is available Extensive web resources are available from outside sources, such as the textbook publisher Some web resources are available specify: No organized web or media resources are available No technology is currently built into the course A computer or technology component is already being used in the classroom version of the course Extensive original media (video, web, audio, and graphics) production is required specify: Evaluation and Assessment The textbook publisher has quizzes and/or test banks available Some assessment tools are in place, but additional development is required Original design of evaluation methodology/technology is required. Comments: Updated 2/12/2016 Instructional Media Services What resources will you need to successfully develop and deliver this course? Please check the following resources you will need from Instructional Media to assist in your development. Note that some of this assistance may reduce your stipend. Load test bank and/or quizzes into Respondus or Blackboard Load assignments Customization of course shell in Blackboard Development of demonstration videos Development of audio files Development of original graphics Production of electronic versions of documents, such as the syllabus, course schedule, etc. Comments: It is the faculty member’s responsibility to inform their assigned media staff member of all progress in the development of the course. Media staff will submit payment information to payroll at the end of each stage. Thank you for participating in this important project! Stipend Recommendations Compensation Level _________________________________________________________ Developer Notified: _________________________________________________________ RogueOnline staff assigned to this project: Sam Battrick, Redwood Campus sbattrick@roguecc.edu, 956-7071 Mark Petersen, Riverside Campus mpetersen@roguecc.edu, 245-7720 David Snell, Redwood Campus dsnell@roguecc.edu, 956-7040 Remarks: Updated 2/12/2016 Instructional Media Services COMPENSATION EXAMPLES The following are examples of stipend levels that have been used on past projects. LEVEL 1: $1,200 stipend I have taught this course before and will be adapting a pre-existing curriculum and text to distance delivery. Extensive and appropriate web resources are available from an outside source (ex. textbook publisher) or produced with extensive support of media department staff. Quiz and test bank available online. Computer/technology component included in classroom version of course. LEVEL 2: $1,800 stipend I have taught this course before and will be adapting a pre-existing curriculum and text to distance delivery. Some web or other media elements are available from an outside source or produced by media department staff. Some evaluation mode in place, additional development required. LEVEL 3: $2,400 stipend I have taught this course before and will be adapting a pre-existing curriculum to distance delivery. A new textbook or resource set will be required. (Does not include updated textbook editions) No organized web or media resources are available. Media staff provides minimal support in course development. No technology is currently built into the course Original design of evaluation methodology/technology is required. On rare occasions, proposed projects may not fit into levels 1-3. Projects will need to be pre-approved and actual compensation will be determined upon final review of the completed project. Factors that may result in addition compensation could include; New course requiring original curriculum development Extensive original media (video, web, audio, graphics) production required. Media staff provides minimal support, if any, in course development. Other (please explain): Updated 2/12/2016