Webinar

Competency Based Education at Scale

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Join us for a special webinar In partnership with CVC in California! The webinar will highlight how the largest community college system in the country is moving at scale toward a competency-based education approach. Come join the leaders from CVC and experts from Instructure to discuss how this evolution is thoughtfully moving forward

We’ll highlight:

• Find out how Canvas Credentials is enabling CVC to adapt to the competency based approach at such a large scale.
• Hear from experts at Instructure, discussing the technological framework supporting this initiative.
• Explore conversations around how this carefully orchestrated evolution is reshaping higher education in California and potentially setting a new standard for community colleges nationwide.

 

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Jason Richter

Product Specialist

Jason Richter

Product Specialist

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Brianna Potts

Manager, Customer Success, Instructure

Brianna Potts

Manager, Customer Success, Instructure

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Bob Nash

Consultant, California Virtual Campus

Bob Nash

Consultant, California Virtual Campus

Bob Nash is a Senior Consultant in Customer Engagement with Higher Digital, supporting colleges in change management, distance learning and instructional technology. Prior to that, Bob served as a dean for the California Virtual Campus, helping California Community Colleges develop their online programs and leading the CVC@ONE team. Before CVC, Mr. Nash worked at Coastline College where he supervised distance learning, the teacher prep program, and the instructional design and faculty support unit. Bob is a graduate of UC Berkeley, and holds a M.S.Ed. in instructional technology from USC.

Co-Speaker Session presented by Bob Nash

Technology to Facilitate Competency-Based Education (CBE)

Through grant funding provided via the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office, eight colleges are creating new direct assessment, competency-based education (CBE) programs that will offer certificates and AA degrees. This form of learning offers many benefits for both students and colleges, helping us all adapt to a changing economy and higher ed environment. But, creating a new CBE program is not a simple endeavor, especially “direct assessment.” During this presentation, we will describe the potential benefits of CBE, how to address specific challenges in developing such a program, and how certain technologies can facilitate the process. Documents will be shared as resources to guide colleges in creating their own CBE programs.