Graduate Certificate in E-Learning Leadership

Curriculum

The Graduate Certificate in E-Learning Leadership is a six-course, 18 credit program that can be completed in 12 months.

E-Learning Leadership Certification Courses
ELL 501	Purpose/Business of E-Learning	3.00 credits
ELL 502	E-Learning Leadership	3.00 credits
ELL 503	Teaching/Learning Issues ELrng	3.00 credits
ELL 504	Lrng Technologies & Disabilities	3.00 credits
ELL 604	Design & Delivery of E-Lrning I	3.00 credits
ELL 605	Design & Delivery of E-Lrning II	3.00 credits

Course Descriptions

ELL 501 Purpose/Business of E-Learning - 3.00 credits

Examines the business side of e-learning. Explores historical, organizational and strategic issues associated with developing and delivering e-learning through a wide range of topics. Non-profit and profit models used for marketing and delivering e-learning products are examined and business practices, as they affect the success of e-learning enterprises, are examined.

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ELL 502 E-Learning Leadership - 3.00 credits

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the wide range of emerging e-learning technologies, a description of what is in store for the near future, and foundational elements for sound decision making regarding technological responses to well-defined learning problems.

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ELL 503 Teaching/Learning Issues ELrng - 3.00 credits

This course prepares trainers, teachers, and administrators at all educational levels with the knowledge they will need to provide effective experiences in distance education. Provides a conceptual and theoretical foundation as well as practical skills and knowledge, along with numerous opportunities for hands-on experience.

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ELL 504 Lrng Technologies & Disabilities - 3.00 credits

The course is designed to develop the knowledge and skills required to utilize adaptive and assistive technology (AT) and accommodation in the facilitation of learning design and delivery.

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ELL 604 Design & Delivery of E-Lrning I - 3.00 credits

Extends fundamental knowledge of the world of E-learning by addressing the technical processes involved in the design and development of E-Learning products. Issues related to policy, values, technology, and economics are addressed to produce a practical understanding of their role in the creation of E-Learning products and strategies.

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ELL 605 Design & Delivery of E-Lrning II - 3.00 credits

Builds on ELL 604 to extend knowledge of E-Learning design to the realities of managing the delivery and success of an E-Learning product within educational, training, or informal learning organizations. Project management techniques are addressed to provide students with the ability to control risk and maximize learning and consumer satisfaction.

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