Home » Teach Online » Professional Development for Teaching Online » ADL5000 ADL5000 ADL5000 is a non-credit, online course for faculty who want to teach an existing online course. The purpose of ADL5000 is to help familiarize you with the design elements of the course you are inheriting and succeed in the delivery of your course! ADL5000 addresses many (but certainly not all) of the important pedagogical, logistical, and technological issues involved in delivering effective online courses. The time commitment for ADL5000 is approximately 35 clock hours. Faculty with teaching and learning management system experience have completed this course in one to two days. The course is self-paced and you may begin at any time. If you are interested in participating in ADL5000, please contact your department chair. If your need is to develop an original W or M course, please visit the page for IDL6543. To receive training in using Webcourses@UCF, please contact Webcourses@UCF Support. Registration Please complete the following Qualtrics forms below. ADL5000 Enrollment Process Please be aware that the ADL5000 enrollment process is experiencing some changes and updates. This page will be kept updated with the most current information. Please note that the Participant Form is no longer needed as part of this process. Step 1: Department Form The college or department should complete the ADL5000 Department Course Review and Consent form as the first step to enroll a faculty member in ADL5000. This form provides most of the information needed to start processing a new participant for ADL5000. The longest step in processing a new participant is creating a copy of the course they will be teaching and completing the course setup. Step 2: Mentor Form As part of ADL5000, each participant has a mentor from their department. The job of the mentor is to coach the participant through ADL5000 and the first delivery of their course. The mentor needs to complete the following Qualtric form: ADL5000 Mentor Acceptance Form – Completing this form indicates the individual agrees to guide and mentor the ADL5000 participant through the course review process and provide mentor contact information. Is ADL5000 Right for Me? ADL5000IDL6543Grants ability to teach an existing online courseYesYesGrants ability to develop a new online courseNoYesHas access to Webcourses@UCF SupportYesYesHas course development supportNoYesCan enroll into the course throughout the yearYesNoSelf-paced course contentYesNo Need Assistance? If you have any questions, please contact ADL5000@ucf.edu