Improving Your Online Course

Improving Your Online Course (IYOC) explores the  and provides a framework for improving the quality of online courses. 

Spring 2025 Program 

Wednesday, April 2, 2025  |  8:30am-4pm | In-Person

In this 1-day intensive workshop, participants will use the Specific Review Standards of the QM Rubric to review their own online courses and develop a course improvement plan. 

  • Having a pre-developed online course is required to participate in the activities. 
  • Participants who complete the course will receive an official certificate from Quality Matters. 

The IYOC workshop is also offered systemwide by the  on alternative dates.

  • Open to faculty only; Graduate Teaching Assistants are not eligible
  • Participants will need 8 hours to achieve the learning objectives. The day runs from 8:30am to 4:00pm; you are expected to attend the day in full.
    • Note: There will be a 30-minute lunch period. Food is not provided; please plan to bring your lunch.
  • Please bring a laptop to use during the program.

  • Recognize the foundational concepts of Quality Matters.
  • Apply the essential Specific Review Standards of the Quality Matters Rubric to your own online course.
  • Describe the alignment of at least one module/unit in your online course.
  • Prioritize improvements to your online course.

This program has firm due dates and will be noted within the course along with a schedule.  

To receive the stipend:

  1. Attend the workshop in its entirety.
  2. Complete all in-workshop activities and materials including:
    1. QM Participant Confidentiality and Limited License Agreement.
    2. Evaluation Survey.

*Please note: If any assignments are not completed or submitted on time you will not be marked "complete."

QM-Certified Course Facilitators

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Angel Pablico-Kobayashi
Instructional Designer,
Academic Technology Services
angel.pablico-kobayashi@csulb.edu

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Joanna Zendejas
Instructional Designer,
Academic Technology Services
joanna.zendejas@csulb.edu