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Keystone Certification for Learning at a Distance

Whether we are talking about a 15-week, asynchronous online course or a synchronous tool like Adobe Connect used to support a Weekender course, learning at a distance requires new skills and a new way of thinking about learning.  If you are currently a full-time or part-time faculty member, and you are interested in these new skills and alternative delivery strategies, click here for more information.
  • Be one of the first 10 to complete the program each semester and earn $200.
  • Build and enhance skills that will better prepare you to teach at a distance.
  • Enter the College's pool of "online-ready" instructors.
  • Take advantage of professional development workshops.
Program Details:
The program has three main components:
  1. Moodle Competency
    • Complete a series of Virtual and/or Face-to-Face Training Sessions
    • Demonstrate competencies in a hands-on session  (Moodle Checklist)
  2. Pedagogical Competency
    • Complete the three week “Best Practices for eLearning” program. Check the workshops page for dates and times. Reserve your seat! 
    • Complete various course design assignments (QM Checklist & Additional Rubrics)
  3. Delivery Competency – (Adobe Connect & Adobe Presenter)
    • Complete a series of Virtual and/or Face-to-Face Training Sessions.
    • Demonstrate competencies in a hands-on session (Adobe Technology Checklist)
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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This page was updated on 01/04/12