The Online Course Quality Initiative is now housed in the Center for Online Innovation and Production.
For information and details about the UF Quality process, visit ocq.aa.ufl.edu.
Overview
The UF Quality Online Course Rubric provides research-driven guidance for course design. The UF Quality Online Course Review process was designed to support instructors as they pursue continuous improvement in online courses.
Should My Course Be Reviewed?
Eligibility
Request a course review if:
- Your new course has been taught online at least once before the review
- At least 80% of the course is taught online (synchronously or asynchronously)
- You have changed 20% or more of the course (i.e. new textbook or assignments) and need a streamlined review “update”
- You would like the course to be considered for the Exemplary Online Awards
Process
Submit Your Self-Review
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- Take Part 1 of the Course Reviews for Excellence Workshop (CREW) to familiarize yourself with the UF Quality Online Course Rubric and the course review process.
- Sign up for a ProposalSpace Account.
- Choose a Cohort
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- Use the UF Quality Online Course Rubric to do a Self-Review
You don’t have to complete the review in one sitting; you can save your work and complete it in multiple sessions.
- Complete a self-review in ProposalSpace.
- Follow this direct link to the 2024 call in ProposalSpace or
- Click the “Start a New Proposal” tile in your Dashboard and find the 2024 UF Quality Online Course Rubric Reviews call.
- Include a course alignment map (.docx).
- Upload your most recent student evaluations.
- Complete a self-review in ProposalSpace.
- Use the UF Quality Online Course Rubric to do a Self-Review