- 2012 Webinars Available for Viewing:
- Technology topics including Online Teaching, PowerPoint, Adobe Connect, and iPad Basics
- Instructional topics including Writing Measurable SLOs and SACS and Quality Matters: What Do My Courses Need?
- Nursing education topics including Using Unfolding Case Studies in the Nursing Classroom and Transforming Nursing Education Through the Use of Concept-Based Learning Activities
- NC BioNetwork offers interactive eLearning tools that can be deployed in a variety of math/science courses and career-technical training programs. A host of topics are available ranging from gas chromatography to manufacturing safety and awareness, and many more.
- Copyright and Fair Use for Educators, a module developed by Wake Tech for the VLC, is available through the NC-NET Blackboard site. Log in with the user name faculty and the password nc-net. Once connected, you can view courses alphabetically by title.
- 2011 Perkins Projects offer professional development resources on a wide range of topics
- ESL Lesson Plan Collection offers classroom-ready materials, ideas, and examples.
- North Carolina Career Cluster Guide A comprehensive resource for career planning.
- Nontraditional Career Resources
- Green Technology Resources
The purpose of the North Carolina Network for Excellence in Teaching is to share professional development resources statewide. This helps avoid duplication and encourages replication of best practices. The Resource Exchange offers your college the opportunity to showcase and share its best professional development resources and teaching tools.
Once a resource has been submitted, NC-NET representatives review them for potential for statewide replication. Selected resources are then made available through the website at no charge to community colleges.
NC-NET offers community college faculty in North Carolina a collaborative, statewide professional development system committed to sharing best practices, leveraging resources, and avoiding duplication. To encourage a comprehensive and balanced approach to professional development, NC-NET organizes its resources into programmatic strands such as:
- Teaching and Learning
- Discipline-Specific
- Career and Personal Development
- Classroom Technology
- Distance Learning
Partnerships with statewide networks allow NC-NET to also offer resources on student development, cooperative education, and teaching students with limited English proficiency.
We invite you to explore NC-NET’s resources by clicking on the topics in the navigation bar at left.
