Applying the QM K-12 Rubric
Quality Matters Process & Rubric for Quality Digital Content
What is Quality Matters and this Professional Learning Experience All About?
New to QM? Get started with QM’s flagship workshop, Applying the QM K-12 Rubric! Get an introduction to QM, learn how to use the Rubric and apply it to a real course. If you are looking to improve your online or blended course design with research supported standards which include annotation and best practices, this professional learning experience is for you! Practice writing helpful recommendations for continuous improvement with the QM Rubric as your guide. This professional learning experience also counts as the first step towards becoming a K-12 Course Reviewer!
APPQMR is a 10 Module Course:
Module 1: Getting Started
Module 2: QM Overview
Module 3: Introducing the QM K-12 Rubric, Alignment Concept, and Course Worksheet
Module 4: Applying the QM K-12 Rubric (Decision Making)
Module 5: Exploring the Importance of Learning Objectives and Competencies
Module 6: Exploring Alignment
Module 7: Official K-12 Review Process
Module 8: How to Draft Helpful Recommendations
Module 9: Drafting Helpful Recommendations
Module 10: Pulling It All Together
APPQMR Workshop participants receive access to the fully annotated K12/K12 Publisher Rubric. A demo online course is reviewed to maintain consistency in QM Specific Standard Review, alignment, and helpful recommendations for the demo course improvement. The APPQMR Workshop does not incorporate every Specific Review Standard in the 3 week course.
What Participants Need:
Approximately 5-7 hours per week for three weeks.
Please refer to the Schedule & Checklist for more information on workshop requirements.
Details, Costs and Registration
COURSE LENGTH: 3 weeks (Approximately 15 hours over 3 weeks)
DELIVERY MODE: Online Asynchronous
QM CERTIFIED FACILITATOR: Jon Oestreich
COST: $50 and payment must be received prior to enrollment. WVS will support the cost of WVS Teachers to participate who have not completed the workshop. District teachers will have to cover costs on their own. A minimum of 6 participants in required. The remaining cost of this professional learning experience is being subsidized by the Wisconsin Digital Learning Collaborative (WDLC). IF the participant does not successfully complete the course they may be billed an additional $200.
Cancellations are accepted only by signed fax (Attn: WVS to 715-453-7519) or email and must be received by the stated cancellation deadline of one day (24 hours) prior to the course start date to joestreich@cesa9.org (715-432-7096 cell). Registration cancellations received on or after the course start date will not be eligible for a refund.
REGISTRATION LINK: This course is limited to the first 20 people registered and $50 payment is received. Registration deadline is Noon (CT) Tuesday, September 21, 2021:
Who Should Participate?
Contact WDLC
Email: wiwdlc@gmail.com
Website: https://dpi.wi.gov/imt/digital-learning/collaborative
Phone: 715-453-1953
Twitter: @wiwdlc