I would add here, if you currently work in higher education in an administrative or student affairs role and are interested in transitioning to course development, e-learning, or instructional design.

I would also note here that you need a computer with a good amount of memory/storage or to purchase an external hard drive. You will be learning and using lots of new technology platforms.

There is an option to take classes in person over the term or during the shortened summer institute workshops, but you are not required to do so. You can complete this program 100% online.

Lists the contact information for WOU's moodle support team. They also recently added a live chat feature.

This is where you can return to access the links to your current, active courses.

This connects to one our rubric pieces about the software being useful and necessary.

This reminds me of the prototyping principle in design thinking.