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5-Week Online

Instructor Hui

May 12, 2021

By Dorothy So Hirata, Ph.D. & the UHOIC Team

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UH Online 5-Week Post Course Teaching Survey Trends

Who? UH 5-week Online Instructors who completed teaching a course

What? UH Online 5-Week Post Course Teaching Survey

When? Oct. 2019 - April 2021

Why? Check-in after the course & determine ongoing support for 5-week faculty

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What Worked

What went well in your accelerated online course?

Category

Response Frequency

Students motivated in learning

29

Student success

20

5-week course content organization (leveraging Laulima template)

16

Student engagement

11

Adapted to address student needs

8

Did better than 16-week students

6

Course prepared in advance

5

Participant verification

1

Source: UH Online 5-Week Faculty Post Course Teaching Survey (April 2021)

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Challenges

Category

Response Frequency

No challenges

16

Keeping up with grading

16

Students keeping up with course pacing

10

COVID-19 or students stressed

8

Student skill levels lacking for course

5

Lots of material to cover in 5-weeks

4

No-shows

4

Students not aware of 5-week class

4

Late registration

3

Students unresponsive

3

Textbook vendor challenges

3

Students retaining information

2

Plagiarism

2

Students not reading clearly

2

Designing the course in advance

2

Limited time for class discussion

1

Spring Break disrupted momentum

1

Supporting students not in the cohort

1

Technology challenges

1

What challenges did you encounter when you taught your accelerated online course?

Source: UH Online 5-Week Faculty Post Course Teaching Survey (April 2021)

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—5-Week Online Instructor

—5-Week Online Instructor

—5-Week Online Instructor

“Overall, students were well prepared, motivated, and performed as well as or better than students enrolled in my 16-week online sections.”

“I followed the UH system Laulima template for 5-week courses, which kept things organized for students. I think this format is easy for students to follow and keeps them on track.”

“Just trying to keep up with grading.”

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UH Online 5-Week PD Program Evaluation & Iterative Improvements

Who? 2018-2020 5-Week PD participants

What? Post PD Program Survey

When? Feb. 2021

Why? Continual PD improvements

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PD Program Strengths

Source: UH Online 5-Week Faculty Post Program Survey (Feb. 2021)

Select the greatest strength of the PD program.

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—2019 PD Participant

—2020 PD Participant

—2019 PD Participant

“Having assistance at your finger tips is crucial.”

“The Laulima template was extremely useful. I liked how we could fill in the template and not have to worry about some of the technical aspects of putting the course together. I also appreciated being able to tailor the course to our personal style, students' needs, and course goals. .”

“I still had the freedom to tweak the course and make it my own, but having people with me to help me through made all the difference..”

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PD Program Potential

Improvements

Which of the following needs to be improved upon in the PD?

Source: UH Online 5-Week Faculty Post Program Survey (Feb. 2021)

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—2019 PD Participant

—2018 PD Participant

—2019 PD Participant

“I would have liked more time to chat �with other faculty.”

“Learning Laulima tools extensively so that I am able to make modifications.”

“I’m not sure if they need to be improved so much as emphasized.”

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Program Evaluation Additional Details?

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