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The plan’s purpose is to guide distance education development over the next five years through districtwide goals and broad strategic recommendations that support the colleges’ distance education programs. The plan also outlines clear objectives to facilitate achieving adopted strategic Distance Education goals.

91°µÍø aligns and supports Contra Costa Community College District Board Policy 4014 , which outlines key differences between distance education and correspondence education as well as protocol around regular and substantive interaction (RSI), course review, approval, and certification of DE courses applicable to 91°µÍø. 

±«²Ô»å±ð°ù , faculty teaching in a fully or partially online format will need to successfully complete an approved training in online teaching. Enroll in 4CD's Becoming an Effective Online Instructor (BEOI) course. Or, submit an equivalent training.  

Review 91°µÍø's Digital Equity and Distance Education upcoming agendas on 4CD's Community Diligent platform. 

Stay up up-to-date with Digital Equity and Distance Education (DEDE) Newsletter and take some time to review our DEDE YouTube Channel. 

Self-enroll in our for resources to help you build your course on Canvas. 

• Revised Section 508 standards, including WCAG 2.0  are federal codes outlining our mandate to make materials accessible to all students, including those with disabilities.  
• Visit Online Accessibility at 91°µÍø for training materials to ensure your course content meets accessibility standards. 

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