As part of the Academic Affairs division, Evening Services provides not only assistance to evening students and others, but strives to assist with the dissemination of time-sensitive information to adjunct faculty. One of our goals is to provide adjunct faculty with quick, accessible information to help them succeed!
- Vision, Mission, and Values
- Multi-Campus Programs Employee Directory
- Northeast State Directory
- Student Referral System
- Be Safe at Northeast State
Announcements
- Academic Calendar and Final Exam Schedule
- Information Technology Helpdesk
- Semester Pay Dates
- Check each Monday for a weekly e-mail of a new edition of Monday Morning Briefing by Bob Carpenter!
Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL)
The Center for Teaching and Learning [CTL] is located in Room L204. The Center cultivates a vibrant teaching and learning culture by providing innovative, high quality, and relevant adjunct and full-time faculty professional development opportunities to facilitate student success. To cultivate a culture of excellence, the CTL focuses on the following goals:
- Identifying best practices for teaching and learning
- Offering continuous targeted and motivating faculty training opportunities
- Intentionally designing programming for faculty at specific career stages
- Developing communities of practice
The Center for Teaching and Learning Workshop Schedule
Digital Accessibility
Accessibility Information Digital accessibility means the capacity for digital resources to be easily navigated and understood while providing equal access to a broader range of users, including those with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive impairments. At Northeast State Community College, we have the responsibility of providing digitally accessible documents. There are resources available to assist you in developing digitally accessible materials. There are resources included here as well as on the Digital Accessibility webpage.
Digitally Accessible Model Courses Model courses that provide digitally accessible course materials are available for a variety of courses. Please consider using a model course if one is available for the course you are teaching. Contact Mike Collins to learn whether one is available for your assigned course(s).
Quick Links
- Academic Affairs
- Academic Calendar
- Academic Divisions
- Accessibility Services
- Accessibility Services Policies and Procedures Manual
- Be Safe at Northeast State
- Behaviors of Concern
- Bookstore
- Campus Police Department
- Career Services
- Catalog
- Emergency and Inclement Weather Alerts
- Traffic and Parking Regulations
General Information
- Academic and Classroom Misconduct, Attendance, Grading, and more..
- Communication Methods, i.e., e-mail accounts, D2L, and MyNortheast
- Contract/Payroll Information
- Drug Free Campus
- Drug-Free Campus Policy
- FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)
- Library Services and Resources
- Policies and Procedures
- Overarching Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines for the TBR System
- Veterans Affairs
- Weather-related Information
How To...
- Complete End-of-Semester Processes: Instructions and documents are available through your division assistant.
- Banner Student Attendance Video Presentation (A content update is underway. Check back soon.)
- Report Attendance Issues, Academic Performance, Student Needs, and Counseling
- Schedule Makeup Testing
- Testing Services
- Sign-up for Emergency Alerts through Rave
Tutorials
D2L Online Tutorials The CTL and Academic Computing have created “ Online Teaching and Learning ." This course should be visible in your D2L list of courses for the current semester. If it is not, please contact Mike Collins and you will immediately be added to this course as a student. We designed this course to be a resource for all faculty, available 24 hours a day from any location where you have Internet access. It features information ranging from basic D2L instructions to best practices regarding pedagogy. It is not for online instructors only! Any instructor who uses D2L can benefit from the information in this course. In addition, a D2L Certification Course has been added that will provide faculty with the ability to utilize all D2L tools and make course materials accessible. Upon completion of each module, you will complete a quiz. When you score 80% or higher on the quiz at the end of each module, you will receive a certificate of completion for the individual module. Upon completion of the entire course, you will complete a final quiz and receive a certificate of course completion. The Course includes three modules: D2L Basics, D2L Advanced, and Accessibility. Please take some time and look through this course. See if you find the answers to any questions you may have.
Training
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