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Putting Together the Pieces of a Successful Student Orientation Julie Owen Vice President of Client Relations SmarterServices All participants will receive: 1.Feedback survey 2.Recording of session 3.Slidedeck 4.Sources used in presentation 5.Orientation Creation Worksheet

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Putting Together the Pieces of a Successful Student Orientation

Julie OwenVice President of Client Relations

SmarterServices

All participants will receive:1.Feedback survey2.Recording of session3.Slidedeck4.Sources used in presentation5.Orientation Creation

Worksheet

Getting Started

Determine

Goals

Learn your

students

Measure

readiness

Discover

challenges

Evaluate

current resourc

es

Create new

content

Implement

What is the GOAL?

Improve Retention

Enhance

Enrollment

Support Student

s

GROUP LIKE PIECES…know thy student

• Adult - technology• Working - flexibility• Traditional - responsibility• Transfer - community

know thy student…

The SmarterMeasure Learning Readiness Indicator measures non-cognitive skills & learner readiness in 7 areas:1. Individual Attributes2. Life Factors3. Learning Styles4. Technical Competency5. Technical Knowledge6. Typing Speed & Accuracy7. Reading Rate & Recall

Review Student Data-Weaknesses/Challenges

Provide Resources & Interventions

LOCATE & ORGANIZE PIECES

• Check repositories• Research content from

consortium/service centers• Participate in ListServs & Ask for

resources• Review your school’s

website/links, etc

CONTENT CREATION

• Vimeo• VideoScribe• Animoto• Quizlet• Wordle• MindMeister• VoiceThread• Social Networks• Comevo• Screencast

COMEVO

Think of Comevo as the mechanism which helps you link

all those pieces together to a finished work of art!

Monica Carinio

» 800-748-0975 x 809

» [email protected]

» www.comevo.com

Helping staff create orientation programs that are more effective.

About Comevo

The Market Leader in

Online Orientation» Founded 2006

» 600,000+ users

» 100+ College & University clients

» Market Leader

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Versatile, flexible, affordable.

The Comevo Difference

What Makes Us Unique» Hosted software service

» Affordable» Customer-supplied content

» Subscription pricing

» Unsurpassed Customer Service

» CMS and LMS

» SIS interface

» Responsive template

» Campus-wide tool

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Optimal user-experience no matter what the device.

Responsive Template

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Scale up with unlimited modules!

Campus-Wide Applications

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» New Student Orientation

» Student Success Program

» Title IX – VAWA/SaVE

» Academic Probation

» HR Staff Onboarding

» Financial Aid

» Special Populations

» Parent Module

» Prospective Students

» Diversity

A rule of thumb is a principle with broad application that is not intended to be strictly accurate or reliable for every 

situation. It is an easily learned and easily applied procedure for approximately calculating or recalling some value, or for 

making some determination.

Rules of Thumb

• SIMPLE (now is not the time to impress your student)

• ORGANIZED (be concise and deliberate)

• ENGAGING (ask for feedback)• PROVIDE OPTIONS (Offer 2 delivery

methods per piece of information)

TIPS

LESS IS MORE

WE ALL LEARN DIFFERENTLY

BE THOROUGH BUT DON’T OVERWHELM

MATCH DELIVERY

FEEDBACK

INTERVIEW STUDENTS

LESS IS MORE

WE ALL LEARN DIFFERENTLY

BE THOROUGH; DON’T OVERWHELM

1. Is it NECESSARY?2. Is it NICE?3. LEARN MORE

button4. THINK like a first

time college student

MATCH DELIVERY

Online

Classes

Online

delivery of

orientation

Self-

paced

learning

Flexible due date

F2F class

es

F2F delivery of

orientatio

n

Scheduled time for

class

Specific

time/date for

orientation

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA

MATCH DELIVERY

FEEDBACKTest with students

Test with family/frien

ds

Make Adjustment

s

Test with colleagues

Compare to similar programs

INTERVIEW STUDENTS

CRITICAL PIECES

Communication

Achieving sense of

community

Familiarity with

Technology

Support Resources

Strengthening Non-Cognitive

Skills

Accountability

Follow up

Logistics Instructio

ns

Requirement

MOTIVATION, SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT

CONTACT/SURVEY

Julie Owen – [email protected] 334.356.8353

Monica Carinio – [email protected] 800-748-0975 x 809

COMPLETE SURVEY & BE ENTERED INTO A DRAWING FOR A $50 DONATION TO

CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE

RESOURCES

• SmarterMeasure Learning Readiness Indicator - http://smartermeasure.com

• Online Orientation Bulider - http://comevo.com• https://d-commons.d.umn.edu/bitstream/10792/280/1/McClure,%2

0Jo.pdf• https://www.higheredjobs.com/higheredcareers/interviews.cfm?ID

=402• http://www.newfoundations.com/OrgTheory/Schupp721Sp06.htm• LIST Serv - http://www.sc.edu/fye/listservs/subscrib.html• https://www.aacu.org/publications-research/periodicals/redesigning

-first-year-orientation-course• https://bucks.instructure.com/courses/36545/pages/understanding

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