User Guides
Answer: Yes, please visit our Support Center for guides, videos, tutorials and manuals.
Answer: Yes. Please visit our Prepare Your Materials page to learn how to best prepare your materials before you upload them into the repository.
Answer: Yes, please visit our Support Center for guides, tutorials, videos and much more. If you would like to schedule a webinar please contact us.
Answer: According to SP 3-125g, Web Accessibility Procedure, the Colorado Community College System (CCCS) is committed to facilitating access to its Colleges’ instruction, communication, and business processes for the broadest possible audience. CCCS strives to employ principles of Universal Design and the use of the World Wide Web Consortium’s WCAG 2.0 standards in the design, development, implementation, and enhancement of its web-based information and services.
Please visit our Accessibility Requirements page for information and tips to help make your learning objects accessible. Your College Accessibility Committee may also have resources available.
Answer: Yes. Please visit our Assuring the Quality of Online & Hybrid Courses page.
The CCCS LOR Support Center provides information, evaluation rubrics, and access to information that can support high quality teaching and learning within online and hybrid courses. We have organized all these sources for you to use as a “one-stop-shop” for information about quality assurance strategies for online and hybrid courses. The California State University also has developed and implemented a free quality assurance evaluation rubric for online and hybrid courses (Quality Online Learning and Teaching, QOLT).
There are nationally recognized quality assurance organizations that you can join to support designing quality instruction into your programs. These organizations provides excellent professional development programs and well-researched and reliable rubrics for evaluating the quality of online and hybrid courses.
Answer: Yes.
The CCCS LOR Support Center provides some design and packaging guidelines for authoring and organizing your instructional materials to help others reuse your materials.
Please visit our Enabling Others to Reuse Your Materials page.