Classroom Support Services provides training on the AV system in your classroom and consultation on your ideas for ways to serve your students through the use of media technology tools. Media tools include Panopto for lecture capture, Zoom for web-based video conferencing, and academic video production services.

Please contact us at (206) 546-6966 or media@shoreline.edu.

Additional information provided at help.shoreline.edu within the Instructional Media section.

Classroom Support Services provides training on the AV system in your classroom and consultation on your ideas for ways to serve your students through the use of media technology tools. Media tools include Panopto for lecture capture, Zoom for web-based video conferencing, and academic video production services.

Please contact us at (206) 546-6966 or media@shoreline.edu.

Additional information provided at help.shoreline.edu within the Instructional Media section.

In honor of Distance Learning Week, eLearning Services would like to congratulate our nine Faculty who have earned Shoreline Quality Course Design certification for their hybrid or online course.

Ann Laird – BUSTC128
Mayumi Steinmetz – JAPN&123
Stephanie Diemel – PHYS110
Brandon Fryman SOC101
Gloria Anderson – HIIM120
Jinnene Foster – ENG101
Jim Gallagher – CHEM256
Kelly Cassady – CMST&101
Hoshimi Smith – CMST&101

This certification is based on course design that achieves all aspects of our Shoreline Quality Course Design Rubric. Faculty participated in one of our Shoreline Hybrid and Online Course Design Institutes and were able to design or redesign their course, keeping our Shoreline standards in mind.

If you are interested in learning more about the Shoreline Quality Course Design certification, please reach out to eLearning Services at elearning@shoreline.edu

We celebrate National Distance Learning Week at Shoreline to create greater awareness of distance learning and to recognize exceptional leaders and best practices in the field.

This week at Shoreline we are offering 3 webinars on topics such as Accessible digital document design as well as reviewing tools and methods to increase engagement in webinars, online office hours and hybrid/online classes. You can see a full schedule of Shoreline events here.

In addition, we have access to all of the events offered by the US Distance Learning Association (USDLA) and the European Distance and eLearning Network (EDEN).

The College is moving away from the term “Virtual Campus” in favor of “Online Learning.” Executive Director, Ann Garnsey-Harter, explains, “Using the term ‘virtual’ to refer to online learning can be confusing for students as it now can bring to mind virtual reality and augmented reality.” The name of the department that provides support for online students and faculty will remain “eLearning Services.”

The department that produces instructional videos, as well as assists students and faculty in using classroom technology systems, will be renamed from “Instructional Media” to “Classroom Support Services.” That department’s duties will expand to become a one-stop shop for faculty and student needs within the physical classrooms.  Randy Gottfried’s title will change to Director for Classroom Support Services.

Finally, the College’s non-credit educational offerings are now housed in this same division and the program offerings will be rebranded from “Plus 50” or “Bridges to Shoreline” to “Continuing Education.”  The Global Affairs Center (GAC) will reside within Continuing Education and a new Program Specialist 2, Kailey Wolf, has been hired to coordinate a college-wide events series, which will include GAC events.

The Division now will be known as eLearning, Classroom Support, & Continuing Education, with Garnsey-Harter serving as its Executive Director.