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Capitol Technology University's
Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Course Development Qualification Form
 
You are being asked to complete this form because Capitol Technology University would like to qualify you to develop online courses (asynchronous) within your area of expertise. Our goal is to partner with internal and external faculty course developers who will develop original quality content based on Capitol's rapid design process (9-12 weeks). Once you are qualified to develop a course, you will receive a contract and will be required to complete Capitol's SME training that is based in Canvas (approx. 30 minutes long). You will then be provided with a Capitol email (if you don't already have one), access to OneDrive, access to the development course in Learn@Capitol (Canvas), and you will work directly with a member of Capitol's instructional design team.
  
If you have any issues using this form, contact learn@captechu.edu.

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Salutation:
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First and Last Name:
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Home Address:
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Email:
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Upload your CV/resume (Word or PDF only):
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Upload a writing sample.  Scholarly publication, book chapter, article, case study, blog post, dissertation chapter, etc. (PDF or Word only)
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List the courses that you are qualified to develop and teach. Include proper course name. No course numbers or abbreviations. We are particularly interested in undergraduate and graduate cyber, IT, programming, engineering, business/management, and liberal arts courses.  You may refer to the Capitol course catalog.
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Provide links to courses and/or content that you've created within the past two years, otherwise type NA.
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Do you have experience teaching online classes using Canvas?
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Do you have experience setting up your courses courses in Canvas?
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Do you have experience developing courses in other learning management systems?  If so, please check them.
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In Canvas, select the items that you have built/set-up:
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Provide links to any custom videos or course objects that you have created as a faculty member or faculty course developer and have included in your online courses, otherwise type NA.
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The expected time commitment is generally 9-12 weeks to develop an 8-week or 16-week online course.  Will this be acceptable?
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