Course Design on the Fly, Supporting a New Colloaborative Nursing Program (Myra Zubot-Michell, Brenda Hackl, Robert Keys, Rob Nester)
1. Supporting a New Collaborative
Bachelor of Nursing Program -
SCBScN
Myra Zubot Mitchell
Rob Nestor
Robert Keys
Brenda Hackl
2. Presentation Focus
Background of the collaborative
nursing education program
Who we are
Challenges and our responses
Consequent changes in practice
3. Background
Jointly offered
Program delivery
Conceived and delivered as collaborative
Student population across sites
Multiple:
delivery modes
program completion options.
5. Who we Are
3 instructional designers
2.25 positions
At University of Regina campus
3 e-learning staff
3 full time positions
2 locations
6. Short Lead Time for Start Up
Two start-ups at once:
SCBScN and Faculty of Nursing
course content and program processes
ID’s and e-learning support hired before
most U of R Faculty & instructors
Strike!
7. Cultural Differences
Challenges:
Different language, different processes
Course Delivery
Responses:
Listen to others’ point of view
Seek clarification
Provide background information
8. Differences in Institutional Systems
Challenge:
Two communication and access systems
email
libraries
shared course management system
Responses:
Identify inter-departmental solutions
Incidental involvement
9. Differences in Institutional Systems
(cont’d)
Challenge:
Different institutional schedules
Response:
Adapt and adjust
12. Integrating Non-Nursing Courses
Challenges
Assumptions about responsibilities
Significant adaptation required
Responses:
Considerable investment of ID time
Ongoing e-technology support
13. Impact of these Challenges
Fluidity roles of ID’s, E-Learning Coordinator
Professional development
Serendipitous instructional design
Accelerated development of online courses
Project Management & Program
Development
Interpretation & Clearinghouse