Spring 2024
Section 5367 of CS167.11
Microsoft Outlook -- : Mar 25 - Apr 21 2024
Course offered in Outlook 2019. Outlook 365 also has the features needed to successfully complete this course. For more information, email mstoner@santarosa.edu.
Section 6090 of CS60.11B
Microsoft Word, Part 2 -- : Mar 25 - May 17 2024
Students should use the 2019 version of Microsoft Word. Students with the 2016 version may also take this course; there is limited support for the Mac version. Reminder: Completing CS 60.11A and CS 60.11B makes you eligible to apply for the Microsoft Word Entry-Level Certificate via your student portal. For information, email mstoner@santarosa.edu.
Fall 2023
Section 2132 of CS5
Computer Literacy -- : Aug 14 - Dec 08 2023
Recommended for students with some prior computer knowledge. This course meets Area B of General Education Option A requirements. For further information, email mstoner@santarosa.edu.
Summer 2023
Section 8120 of CS5
Computer Literacy -- : Jun 12 - Aug 06 2023
Recommended for students with some prior computer knowledge. This is an accelerated pace class taught using MS Office applications. For further information email: mstoner@santarosa.edu.
Tuesday
- 9:00 AM - 11:00 AMOnline
Saturday
- 9:00 AM - 11:00 AMOnline
Master of Science, Business Merchandising, University of Nebraska, 2017
Associate of Science, Library & Information Technology, Cuesta College, 2006
Master of Science Education, Online Learning & Teaching, California State University, 2004
Canvas Training and Digital Course Design
ACUE Creating an Inclusive and Supportive Online Learning Environment
October - November - December 2021
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Foundations of Canvas Course Design
July 2021
The Foundations in Canvas Course Design training is a resource to assist faculty in becoming dynamic instructors in the online course modality.
Open Educational Resources
LibreTexts Grant Participation
April-May 2021
@One Course Series
Online Education Standards and Practices
Summer & Fall 2019
My initial work experience in an academic setting was at the University of Washington in Seattle, my home town.
I earned another degree and worked in product development and merchandising for about 15 years, in both Washington and California.
On-the-job training experiences - good, bad & non-existent - created an interest in instructional materials and education. I began working and teaching at Santa Rosa Junior College.
My interest in online education led me to complete a Master of Science in Education-Online Learning & Teaching at CSU.
In 2017 I completed a Master of Science in Business and Merchandising.