Course objectives
General:
- Understand and apply the theoretical and methodological foundation to evaluate distance undergraduate programs.
Specific:
- Review the conceptual foundation of evaluating distance programs.
- Analyze the model and its characteristics for self-assessment of distance undergraduate programs.
- Apply the “Virtual Center to Develop Quality Standards for Distance Higher Education” self-assessment model.
Contents
- Unit I. Basic foundation for evaluating distance programs
- Unit II. Self-Assessment model for distance programs
- Unit III. Self-Assessment records for distance programsa
- Unit IV. Preparing the final report
Course duration
- 150 hours
- 9 weeks
Modality
- Distance study with virtual support, requiring Internet connection.
Learning Scenario
The Virtual Learning Environment (EVA) provides the following resources:
- Comprehensive document readings
- Participation in forums
- Carrying out self-assessments
- Distance activities
Final phase
- To pass the course, each participant must submit the final report for the self-assessed program.
Certification
- At the end of the course, each participant will receive the respective certification, indicating the number of hours of course duration.
Number of participants
- The maximum number of students is 15.
Requirements for participants
- Computer. Pentium IV or higher.
- Internet connection 258 kbps or higher.
- Explorer or Mozilla web browser.
- Microsoft Word text processor.
Applications to register and request information
- Information: caled@caledead.org (send Curriculum Vitae)