3. What if….
There was one place
to access academic records
for all credits earned
from all institutions attended
AND
the transfer credits for these course.
4. What is MyCreditsBC?
Powerful tool for students and advisors.
PAIRS …
Course credits from a student’s academic record
WITH
Equivalent credits at other institutions
IN ONE VIEW.
5. MyCredits is the framework ...
It pulls these data...
Unofficial academic record
from institution’s Student Information System (SIS)
Equivalent course credits
from the BC Transfer Guide (bctransferguide.ca)
... in real time.
9. Development and demos
2011
Prototype:BC Registrars Association
Testing: several institutions
Demonstrations: Deans, Registrars, Advisors
10. Evaluation
2011 – 2012
Co-op students from SFU (Interactive Arts & Technology)
User-centered and design principles
Heuristic evaluation
Recommendationsto improved user experience
Key of institutional abbreviations
FAQs and ABOUT text upgraded
11. Participation and Training
2012
Nine institutions participating in service
Province-wide training
19 of 25 BC public post-secondary institutions
Webinars
Workshops and conferences
Advisors
12. Feedback from Advisors
Quick and easy: one view of all transfer credits
How:use with student during an appointment
Caution:student should consult with advisor
Limitation: 9 of 25 BC institutions participating
23. “Not eligible for transfer.”
Reasons:
F (fail) grade
W (withdrawal)
Course was audited
24. BCcampus and MyCreditsBC
Thank-you!
For more information, contact:
Lauri Aesoph Cathy van Soest
Operations Manager Client Services Manager
Tel 250.405.4012 Tel 604.412.7736
Emaillaesoph@bccampus.ca Email cvansoest@bccampus.ca
Notes de l'éditeur
MyCreditsBC MyCreditsBC provides B.C. public post-secondary students with the ability to easily retrieve an unofficial course record from institutions they have attended. They can then view course-by-course transferability, according to Transfer Agreements maintained by the Council of Admissions & Transfer (BCCAT). Transcript information is retrieved in real time from each connected institution’s student information system the moment a request is made. Transcript Exchange The pilot Transcript Exchange service has been developed to demonstrate the efficiencies available by replacing paper transcripts with electronic versions when official student transcripts are exchanged between participating institutions. This standards-based mechanism is currently in production for Douglas College, Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Simon Fraser University. Plans are underway to extend implementation to University of British Columbia, Langara College and University of the Fraser Valley. Shibboleth Federated Identity With a federated identity, students, faculty and staff can use BCcampus connector services using one secure credential, eliminating the need for separate usernames and passwords. BCcampus is implementing Shibboleth on its shared services, thereby extending the capability of the BCcampus connector system. For smaller institutions that may not have the resources to install a Shibboleth system themselves, BCcampus can offer technical expertise and a template for implementation.