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By the end of this course, learners will:

  1. Understand the fundamentals of data analysis and its application.
  2. Learn to apply a systematic approach to solving real-world problems using data.
  3. Build a project portfolio demonstrating their data analysis skills.
Week 1: Introduction to LMS Platforms and Evaluating Moodle
Week 2: Designing Your Moodle Look and Style
Week 3: Exploring Moodle Classroom Capabilities (Part 1)
Week 4: Advanced Moodle Classroom Capabilities (Part 2)

This course explores the principles and practices of curriculum design tailored to adult learners in professional settings. We will examine adult learning theories, needs assessment strategies, instructional design models, and methods of evaluating and refining workplace curricula. By the end of the course, students will be able to create engaging, relevant, and goal-oriented curricula that enhance both employee development and organizational effectiveness.

This course introduces project management principles and practices essential for instructional design professionals. With a focus on applying project management tools, techniques, and best practices to instructional design projects, students will learn how to create realistic project plans, manage resources and timelines, and ensure project outcomes align with stakeholder expectations. By the end of the course, students will gain practical skills in managing the full project lifecycle and strategies for effective collaboration within educational and corporate environments.

From Green Card to Citizenship is not just another online course—it's a live, interactive experience led by a dedicated instructor who will guide you step-by-step through the U.S. citizenship process. Classes are held twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, each lasting two hours, and follow a rotating 8-week schedule.

Unlike other self-paced courses, this class connects you with peers from across the United States who are on the same journey. You’ll engage in real-time discussions, collaborative activities, and meaningful interactions with classmates who share your goals. In previous courses, participants have built friendships, discovered shared interests, and found encouragement from others navigating the path to citizenship.

Together, we’ll cover U.S. Civics, history, government, and English skills to prepare you for the USCIS interview and test—and help you take the next step toward achieving your dream of becoming a U.S. citizen