Resources
Here you’ll find many resources to help you with teaching at Chemeketa Community College. Process documentation, syllabus templates, the Faculty Handbook and much more are located below.
Also, please be aware of links to the Employee Dashboard as you’ll find more resources there.
Have a question? Head over to our support page for ways to get a hold of us.
New and Updated Resources
The following faculty resources are either new or have been updated recently:
- New Faculty Orientation Site
This site will get you started with teaching at Chemeketa Community College. - Syllabus Templates, Samples & Syllabus Checklist
Includes everything you should include in your syllabus as well as syllabus templates and samples for various teaching modalities, revised Summer 2019. - Teaching & Learning Values
Chemeketa’s Teaching and Learning Values, Originally Adopted in 1998.
Revised and Reaffirmed April 2019. - Faculty Handbook 2019 2nd ed.
An update to the Chemeketa Faculty Handbook, revised Fall 2019.
Teaching at Chemeketa
- eLearn
eLearn is our Learning Management System, currently running on Blackboard 9.1. - Course Outlines
College-approved credit and non-credit course outlines (requires Employee Dashboard login). - Ebooks on Teaching
A collection of Ebooks from the Chemeketa Library on Teaching and Learning. - College Copyright Manual
This manual provides guidelines for use of copyrighted material to College employees.
- Program Chair Handbook 2018-19
This handbook provides guidance to Program Chairs at Chemeketa. - Syllabus Templates, Samples & Syllabus Checklist
Includes everything you should include in your syllabus as well as syllabus templates and samples for various teaching modalities, revised Summer 2019. - Faculty Handbook 2019 2nd ed.
An update to the Chemeketa Faculty Handbook, revised Fall 2019.
Grading
- Final Grades
Instructions on entering final grades into My Chemeketa. - Incomplete Grades
Instructions on entering incomplete grades into My Chemeketa.
Classroom Management
- Class Lists
Accessing class lists in My Chemeketa. - Registration Overrides
Registration overrides should be used when a course is full or for any other reason special permission is required in order for a student to register in a particular course. - No-Show Drop
The ability to drop a student from a course through the electronic No-Show Drop process is handled from within My Chemeketa.
Dashboard
Many employee resources are behind a login in the employee dashboard. To access dashboard, go to dashboard.chemeketa.edu or click the button below. You’ll need your Chemeketa network username and password to log in, which may be different from your gmail and other logins.
If you need assistance with your login information, please contact the IT Help Desk at 503.399.7899 or in building 9, room 129 on the Salem Campus.
News
May 21st is Global Accessibility Awareness Day
As educators, we should be proud! In a world where people are both so polarized and united, higher education has long been the bellwether for social, political and philosophical change. Over the past few years, we have recognized the importance of diversity and fair...
Recent Posts
May 21st is Global Accessibility Awareness Day
As educators, we should be proud! In a world where people are both so polarized and united, higher education has long been the bellwether for social, political and philosophical change. Over the past few years, we have recognized the importance of diversity and fair...
Inclusion and Accessibility webinar
Chemeketa administration has been working regularly with CFA leadership to answer general faculty questions regarding operational and instructional changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here is a link to the live COVID-19 Faculty FAQs that will continue to be updated as additional questions are answered.
Remote Learning – We can do this!
The past few weeks have been a whirlwind, and now it’s already time to settle in for the first week of spring term. We’ve all done our best to get courses ready for students in a massive time crunch, and from our perspective at the Tech Hub, we can say that Chemeketa...
Accessibility, Accommodations, Universal Design and UDL – oh my!
By: Beth Hale and Heather Mariger We are often asked, what is the difference between Accessibility, Accommodations, Universal Design and Universal Design for Learning (UDL). They are certainly related, but the distinctions are quite important. Accessibility focuses...
Dogfooding? How does that apply to my teaching?
Dogfooding – I’d never heard of this term and wasn’t too surprised to find a full explanation when I googled the word. Officially – it’s eating your own dog food or using your own product. Organizations use this practice to test their products (often software...
Podcast: Hub Talk
Hub Talk is a Ed Tech podcast hosted by the Center for Academic Innovation at Chemeketa Community College. Conversations touch on accessibility, emerging technology, pedagogy, and other topics relevant to teaching and learning.