UPDATE: Due to low enrollment all online classes have been cancelled.
Please Note: Classes with status of low enrolled could be cancelled if the student enrollment does not increase. Please consider registering for this course. Class cancellations will be determined on the Wednesday immediately before the start of the class and registered students will be notified by email. The information in the table is subject to frequent updates, so please check for the latest information regularly. For more information contact the KCI at (650) 949-7680.
New FASTtech and (Adobe) AYVTC Classes Offered at KCI and RAFT (Resource Area for Teaching)!
Join the excitement! Take a FASTtech or an (Adobe) AYVTC class in the KCI's state-of-the-art
facility. Our specially designed classrooms allow
you to choose to learn on either a Mac or PC lap top. While our classes focus on technology
skills for educators, the content is appropriate for anyone in the community is wants to learn. Most FASTtech
classes are short (1 or 2 Saturday sessions) worth 1/2 or 1 unit. Some courses are online for longer periods of time and worth more units.
All Foothill students have access to our Open Access Multimedia
labs during the quarter for which they are registered. Regular
lab hours are 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday through Friday,
and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Summer quarter lab hours
are 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. The lab
is closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
MERIT Program
The application process for the MERIT 2010 program is now closed. Look for the next application process to begin in November 2010 and due by January 31, 2011.
iTeach Therefore iLearn:
the MERIT Summer Institute
“Making Education Relevant and Interactive Trough Technology” is the philosophy of MERIT, the KCI’s flagship teacher professional development program. MERIT is a year-long program that starts in July with a two-week summer institute. This year, forty-eight teachers engaged in an intensive learning experience that covered a number of educational technology topics, such as problem-based learning, Web 2.0 collaboration tools, technology integration in the curriculum, and the use of the iPod Touch in education. The overarching goal of MERIT is for teachers to develop the skills to transform their classroom into a relevant, student-centered learning environment through the appropriate use of technology.
“The program reinvigorated my teaching and reaffirmed my commitment to the integration of educational technology.” —Dominic Bigue, Film/TV English, Capuchino High School, San Bruno
The Krause Center for Innovation at Foothill College (KCI) serves as a regional professional development center for educators at all levels who seek innovation through effective application of educational technology for teaching and learning.
The KCI offers technology classes suited for educators and anyone in the community looking for professional training, including office professionals, students, and higher education faculty.
KCI's FASTtech classes offer practical, hands-on learning experiences so you can apply your new skills on your next project.