Spring 2025
Section 5343 of CS61.11A
Microsoft Excel, Part 1 -- : Jan 13 - Mar 09 2025
Students should use the 2019 version of Excel. Students with the 2016 version may also take this course; there is limited support for the Mac version. For information, email mstoner@santarosa.edu.
Section 6090 of CS60.11B
Microsoft Word, Part 2 -- : Mar 24 - May 16 2025
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.
Section 6357 of CS5
Computer Literacy -- : Jan 13 - May 16 2025
Recommended for students with some prior computer knowledge. This course meets Area B of General Education Option A requirements. For further information, email instructor: mstoner@santarosa.edu.
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
Course Hero Education Summit June 20 2024
Practical Pedagogy: Using Real-World Scenarios for Deeper Learning
Effective Assessment Strategies in the Asynchronous Online Classroom
AI as an Assistant, Not a Replacement: Enhancing the Human Element in the Age of Automation
Outstanding Teaching Learning and Assessment (OTLA) 2.0 Spring 2024
Outstanding Teaching Learning and Assessment (OTLA) 1.0 Spring 2023
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.