CE 1500: Designing Online Content and Instruction

About This Course

Designed for K–12 educators, this course offers a practical introduction to creating effective and engaging online learning experiences. Whether you are transitioning from the traditional classroom or refining your existing virtual instruction, this course provides the tools, strategies, and confidence needed to design online learning that truly works. In this 8-unit course, students will explore the fundamental processes of online course development, the role of the instructional designer, and the resources needed for successful virtual instruction. Through real world examples and guided activities, students will compare face to face and online content creation, learn strategies for teaching in digital environments, and review best practices for course design and assessment.

No prior online teaching experience is required; this course supports educators at all experience levels and provides strategies that can apply immediately to the virtual classroom space.

These programs are not eligible for Federal Student Aid, military tuition assistance, VA funding or Learning Partner discounts.

Footnotes

  1. Students may request a course extension if the course is not completed within the allotted 10 week time frame. Extension options are available, with associated, non-refundable processing fees. Students who do not complete the course with a 70% or higher within the allotted 10 weeks and do not request a course extension will be removed from the course. Back to duration

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