Webinar

Practical Quality Checks for Your Online Course

Lorri Barnett

Lorri Barnett

Deb Adair 

Deb Adair 

Olivia Fleming

Olivia Fleming

Looking for simple ways to improve your online course without adding more to your workload? Join OneHE and Quality Matters for a preview of free, practical resources that help faculty make small, meaningful improvements to their courses, including quick quality checks, quality assurance strategies, and guidance on AI and academic integrity, all based on Quality Matter’s standards.
Aug 26, 2026
Global
Online
26 August 2026 at 13:10–13:55 PT, 14:10–14:55 MT, 15:10–15:55 CT, 16:10–16:55 ET, 21:10–21:55 BST, 23:10–23:55 AST / 27 August 2026 at 01:40–02:25 IST, 06:10–06:55 AEST.

Event Details

Join Olivia Fleming, Co-founder of OneHE, and Dr Deb Adair, CEO of Quality Matters, as they launch a new collaboration that brings QM's quality assurance expertise directly to educators through practical, ready-to-use resources. Grounded in research-supported standards, these resources are designed to help strengthen course design, enhance student success, and fit into existing teaching workflows without adding to an already full workload.

Lorri Barnett, Senior Director of Professional Development at Quality Matters, will introduce three practical resources you can start using immediately: the 10-Minute Quality Check, the AI-Resilient Assessment Redesign Worksheet, and the Assignment Audit. Each resource is accompanied by a guided worksheet to help you apply the ideas directly to your own courses.

Whether you teach fully online, in a hybrid format, or simply want a practical check on your course design, this session is for you. Bring one assignment and leave with concrete, doable fixes. Ideal for faculty, instructional designers, and teaching and learning leaders.

This webinar will be recorded. If you're unable to attend the live session, please register anyway to ensure you receive access to the recording afterward.

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