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SPOT Equivalency (SPEQ)

Faculty can earn Mt. SAC SPOT Equivalency (SPEQ) by meetingbothof the following requirements.

The faculty member received online training from a training program approved by the Distance Learning Committee,and
The faculty member submits a course shell for an expedited review by a Mt. SAC SPOT reviewer, who verifies that key criteria for distance learning at Mt. SAC are met.

SPEQ Review Process

- 1Make sure your college's training has been approved
  Approved Colleges as of Spring 2022
  
  Cerritos College
  
  Coastline College
  
  College of the Canyons
  
  Fullerton College
  
  Glendale College
  
  Long Beach City College
  
  Merced College
  
  Oxnard College
  
  Pasadena City College
  
  Rio Hondo College
  
  Riverside Community College District
  
  Moreno Valley College
  
  Riverside Community College
  
  Norco College
  
  Saddleback College
  
  Santa Monica College
  
  San Diego Community College District
  
  San Diego City College
  
  San Diego Mesa College
  
  San Diego Miramar College
  
  San Diego College of Continuing Education
  
  Southwestern College
  
  Santa Ana College
  
  Why don't I see my college?With 144 community colleges in the CCCCO system, Mt. SAC is just beginning the process of training review. Before being added to the approved list, the Distance Learning Committee (DLC) must evaluate training components. This process was approved by the Academic Senate at its December 2, 2021 meeting.
- 2Complete Smartsheet application
  Complete the form below, making sure to include your Mt. SAC email addressandA number, and providing evidence of completion:
  - - Link to electronic badge, or
    - Upload certificate of completion, or
    - Link to college website listing certified faculty.
  Within a few days you’ll receive an invitation to your SPEQ course Canvas shell.
  
  Submit Certification for SPOT Equivalency (SPEQ) Review
- 3Create your SPEQ course, self-check it, and submit your completed rubric
  - Copy the course you want reviewed into the SPEQ shell for review.
    - You will also receive an invitation to a sample SPEQ course which contains further explanation of the requirements. You can use it as a resource as you finalize your course for review.
  - Perform a self-check of your course.
    - Using the rubric provided in the SPEQ course, complete the rubric and checklist in detail, including specific locations for listed components. Make sure all requirements are met.
      
      Run a UDOIT report and correct accessibility issues.
  - Submit your completed rubric by uploading it at the designated page in your SPEQ course, and email the Assistant Distance Learning Coordinator, Catherine McKee (cmckee@mtsac.edu), to inform her of your submission. She will assign you a reviewer who will review your course and contact you with feedback.

Note: SPOT Equivalency will only be granted after the faculty member submits documentation of the certification, and the Canvas course passes the review.

Questions?

Please contact the Assistant Distance Learning Coordinator, Catherine McKee (cmckee@mtsac.edu) with your SPOT or SPEQ questions.

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SPOT Equivalency (SPEQ)

SPEQ Review Process

Approved Colleges as of Spring 2022

Note: SPOT Equivalency will only be granted after the faculty member submits documentation of the certification, and the Canvas course passes the review.

Questions?