Hello Faculty Friends! As most of you know, Student Accessibility Services (SAS) is now using AIM (Accessible Information Management) as a data management platform.
Beginning Winter Quarter, students will make their accommodated exam requests through their AIM portal. If one of your students does this, you will immediately be notified via email, and this email will include a link for you to upload a digital version of your student’s exam, as well as instructions for the exam.
Please ensure that tests are uploaded to AIM a minimum of two business days before the exam date.
If you have any questions about this process, feel free to contact SAS via email at sas@shoreline.edu, or call 206-546-4545. Thank you and Happy New Year!
Faculty- AIM is now live for accommodated tests
Classroom Support Services for Fall 2021
Classroom Support Services provides training on classroom A/V systems and consultation on your ideas for ways to serve your students using media technology tools. Media tools include Panopto for lecture capture, Zoom for video conferencing, and academic video production services. Classroom Support Services provides support for Zoom accounts. A/V support is provided for courses meeting on campus.
Please contact us at (206) 546-6966 or media@shoreline.edu.
College Success Peer Educators Wanted
The College Success course will launch this fall at Shoreline Community College, and we are looking for returning students to serve as Peer Educators!
If you know of any returning students who might be interested in gaining valuable leadership skills while mentoring their fellow students and helping them to navigate college life, please encourage them to apply!
For more details to submit an application, please go to bit.ly… by Sunday, Aug. 15. If you have any questions, e-mail smusnicki@shoreline.edu or sschlitz@shoreline.edu.
New College & Career Success Course Offered this Fall
Please share this opportunity with any new and undecided students:
Find your direction with a College & Career Success course (COLL 293) this fall, if you’re new to Shoreline or haven’t decided what you want to study.
- Learn how to identify your strengths, build your academic plan, navigate college, and connect with classmates in an inclusive, supportive environment.
- This 3-credit course may count toward your elective credits if you plan to transfer to a university.
- Research shows students who take a class like this are more likely to complete their degrees and have stronger academic success!
Not sure what classes to take this fall? Make an appointment with an advisor.
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