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School of Education and Human Development
 


Online Teaching Certificate - Online

Online teaching – ranging from hybrid courses that offer a combination of in-person and online instruction to fully online experiences and distance learning – is growing and expanding in K-12 settings and is increasingly common at many types of higher education institutions. The Online Teaching certificate program is designed for K-12, college and university educators interested in creating and teaching online and blended courses, or using Web-based/Web 2.0 components to enhance face-to-face instruction. In accordance with professional standards for quality online courses (iNACOL and IBSTPI), participants will complete coursework that addresses the following areas related to online teaching and learning: roles of instructors and students, communication, facilitation strategies for online discussions (both asynchronous and synchronous), the collaborative nature of online courses, available technologies for delivering online courses, methods of assessment, learning outcomes, learning activities, and evaluation.

Each course stands alone; you may want to take one class or all three. The certificate consists of three courses, totaling nine credit hours, and may be earned in one year. All credits may be applied toward a UC Denver master’s degree in Information and Learning Technologies. It is recommended to take INTE 5200 first, but it is not required.

All courses are three graduate credit hours. Tuition for each course is $349/credit ($1047/course) + $100 online course fee.

Courses Preferred Sequence & Term Offered
INTE 5200: Designing and Organizing an Online Course
This online course helps educators transition to teaching online. Create online learning experiences, activities, assessments, and resources. Explore blended learning environments, synchronous and asynchronous instruction, the use of emerging technologies and trends along with accessibility concerns, and effective evaluation of online course design.
First - fall
INTE 5250: Facilitating and Fostering Online Learning
This online course provides a foundation for effective online teaching strategies in course management, communication, motivation, social presence and facilitation. Explores several online teaching strategies and approaches for creating engaging learning experiences for students in asynchronous and synchronous learning communities.
Second - spring 
INTE 5680: Integrating Media in eLearning Environments
This online course helps students develop and integrate media resources into eLearning environments, applying principles of media selection and multimedia learning. Students survey and sample a variety of tools for production of audio, video, and multimedia content and examine ways to enhance eLearning courses through multimedia presentation and engagement resources.
Third - Summer (6.10- 8.3.13)

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