E-Learning Certificate: Exploring E-Learning Tools Online Course

Save $240 when you register for the complete E-Learning Instructional Design and Development Certificate series (versus individual courses)! Hurry, space is limited in this in-demand program.

Exploring E-Learning Tools highlights a variety of online tools to include in your e-learning activities, including those that support online collaboration, videos, screencasts, podcasts, photos, graphics and presentations.

The methodology for this course is based on constructionism, where you create new learning by "tinkering" and creating learning artifacts with the tools, sharing them with your peers on a digital portfolio website, then discussing and reflecting on what you have learned.

In this course, you will learn how to:

Identify and classify different technologies, tools and applications
Compare, contrast and evaluate different technologies, tools and applications
Choose appropriate technologies, tools and applications to most effectively support instruction and achieve learning outcomes

Time Commitment: Plan for 3-6 hours of work per week.

Instructional Design Certificate

This course is a part of the E-Learning Instructional Design and Development Certificate, which includes:

If you are new to instructional design, it is strongly recommended that you take the courses sequentially. Students must complete all other courses before beginning the E-Learning Practicum.

Instructional Design Digital Badge

Complete this program and earn a digital badge to share your accomplishment on Facebook, LinkedIn and more!

College Partners

This program is a collaboration between Oregon State University College of Education and Oregon State University Professional and Continuing Education.

Jul. 20 - Aug. 30, 2020

Six weeks

Online

$435 (+ $60 registration fee)

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Additional Information: 3.6 CEUs | 36 Hours

Instructors

Josh Bancroft

E-Learning Instructional Design and Development Certificate

Josh Bancroft is a lifelong geek who taught himself to type in computer programs to play games when he was 5 years old, and has been fascinated by the intersection of learning and technology ever since. Josh has a Masters degreee in Adult Education and Organizational Development from Oregon State University, and works on software education and community initiatives in the Developer Relations group at Intel.

Past Students' Work

Take a look at some recent projects our students have created.