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Staff Dev 2018-2019

Adjunct Certification Training

ZACT 112 - ACT:Organizational Development Survival Skills for the Adjunct Certification Program

This ACT session acquaints adjuncts with technology available to use in the classroom at JCCC, learning management systems in use at the college, technology tools for the classroom, mandatory training modules (including harassment and ADA), getting help for technical problems, resources available through the library, as well as campus safety & security systems.

 
CRN Days Time Date Location Instructor Seats Open
30042 001 -T----- 06:00-08:59 PM 10/02/18-10/02/18 GEB 264 Haynes R 9 of 18
30043 002 -----S- 09:00-11:59 AM 02/09/19-02/09/19 GEB 264 Haynes R 13 of 18

ZACT 130 - ACT: Legal Issues

This module provides adjunct faculty with a broad stroke understanding of a variety of legal issues that apply to their jobs. FERPA, ADA, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, sexual harassment, and student conduct in the classroom are some of the issues that will be covered.

 
CRN Days Time Date Location Instructor Seats Open
30033 002 -----S- 09:00-11:59 AM 03/09/19-03/09/19 GEB 264 Kyle P 14 of 18

ZACT 151 - ACT: Creating A Learner-Centered Syllabus

This module will provide adjunct faculty with the opportunity to review the JCCC Educational Affairs committee?s most current syllabus guidelines. A number of workable approaches that focus on creating a learner-centered syllabus will be discussed. This session is a very practical opportunity to revise your syllabus. Attendees are encouraged to bring a copy of their current syllabus to this session.

 
CRN Days Time Date Location Instructor Seats Open
30031 002 -----S- 09:00-11:59 AM 01/05/19-01/05/19 GEB 264 Schmidt I 9 of 18

ZACT 170 - ACT: Microteaching & Classroom Video Recording

This module will require two separate video-recording experiences. The first part is a microteaching activity. After registering for one of the scheduled sessions, the adjunct faculty member will present a 5-7 minute lesson of their choice and receive feedback from their peers and the facilitator. The second part consists of video-recording one of the adjunct faculty member?s class sessions. After the session, the video recording will be reviewed one-on-one with the facilitator. Adjunct faculty will keep their own DVD's. NOTE: Each microteaching session is limited to seven participants.

 
CRN Days Time Date Location Instructor Seats Open
30038 001 --W---- 06:00-08:59 PM 09/19/18-09/19/18 GEB 264 Young M 1 of 7
30039 002 -----S- 09:00-11:59 AM 02/02/19-02/02/19 GEB 264 Young M Full

ZACT 175 - ACT: Online Learning Tools

This session will focus on instructional techniques regarding how to incorporate the use of Web 2.0 tools and strategies that can increase student engagement, promote critical thinking, and active learning.

 
CRN Days Time Date Location Instructor Seats Open
30035 002 -----S- 09:00-11:59 AM 03/02/19-03/02/19 GEB 264 McCourt P 15 of 18

ZACT 235 - ACT: Pedagogy and Classroom Leadership

A description of this course is not available.

 
CRN Days Time Date Location Instructor Seats Open
30052 001 M------ 06:00-08:59 PM 10/22/18-10/22/18 GEB 264 Mann V
Menon S
 10 of 18
30053 002 --W---- 06:00-08:59 PM 04/03/19-04/03/19 GEB 264 Mann V
Menon S
 17 of 18
Clinic Courses (CLI) provide practical application and are offered on or off campus. Instructors supervise/direct student in a simulated or on-site setting.
Face-to-Face Courses (F2F) take place in a classroom. Based on JCCC's Statement of General Education. Students in all classes, including face-to-face classes, are expected to use technology appropriate to the course content and as needed to access web-based course materials. Face-to-face classes typically require access to computer equipment (either at home or in college labs provided for student use) and computing skills utilizing standard office, business and web browsing applications.
Hybrid Courses (HYB) combine face-to-face classroom instruction and the convenience of online web-based learning, resulting in a reduction of the amount of time spent in the face-to-face classroom and a significant increase of time spent studying online materials. Students registered in hybrid courses must attend class meetings as listed in the JCCC Schedule of Classes.
Internships (INT) provide experience to students for on-the-job training with cooperating businesses, agencies, and organizations. The number of hours for each internship varies.
Lab Courses (LAB) are face-to-face classes where students perform tasks as directed by faculty. Faculty members monitor the activity and provide individual and/or group instruction/assistance
Media Courses (MED) deliver all or a portion of instruction through either cable broadcast or pre-recorded video lessons. The videos are available in DVD format from the Billington Library.
Online Courses (ONLNE) use the Internet and a Learning Management System (LMS) to deliver course materials and to facilitate student-instructor, student-content, and student to student interaction. To participate in online courses, the student should have a good understanding of computer hardware and software applications and the Internet.
Continuing Education Online Courses (CEONL) and materials are delivered via the Internet. To participate in online courses, the student should have a good understanding of computer applications and Internet navigation. For more information about this course and other online learning options visit CE Online.
Private (PLV) lessons for credit are available from beginning to advanced in voice, piano, guitar, brass, woodwind and percussion. Lessons are scheduled by arrangement with private music instructors.
Self-Paced Courses (SEL) and Self-Paced Online (SPO) are offered on a schedule of study that allows students more flexible scheduling options. Course interaction is based upon a contract between student - instructor and in some cases can take up to one calendar year to complete. Some courses may use online delivery to facilitate the learning experience.
Self-Paced Courses (SEL) and Self-Paced Online (SPO) are offered on a schedule of study that allows students more flexible scheduling options. Course interaction is based upon a contract between student - instructor and in some cases can take up to one calendar year to complete. Some courses may use online delivery to facilitate the learning experience.
Travel Courses (TRV) may require in-class activities as well as traveling to a destination. Students will be responsible for the cost of the travel as well as the course costs.
Seats Open is an approximation of the number of seats available and may not represent the actual number of seats open at the time of registration.
This course is approved by the Kansas Board of Regents for guaranteed transfer among all Kansas public postsecondary institutions. Additional courses may also be eligible for transfer. Please visit the JCCC Registrar to learn more.