Course Information
| Session |
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| Credits | 1.5 CEUs or 15 PDHs |
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| Registration dates | We accept registrations through the first week of classes, unless enrollment is full, and unless the class was canceled before it started due to low enrollment. |
Creating Digital Learning Objects for Libraries
$250.00
Dates: April 5 - May 2Credits: 1.5 CEUs or 15 PDHs
From short videos introducing patrons to ebook platforms, to interactive tutorials helping students practice search strategies, to podcast series unpacking copyright basics for college faculty—libraries are increasingly creating digital learning objects to empower and support their communities.
Whether you’re new to instructional design or looking to refine your skills, this four-week course will help you build engaging digital learning experiences for your library community by exploring topics such as instructional design, learning technologies, accessibility, assessment, and the ongoing maintenance of digital learning objects. Not only will you develop a detailed plan for a digital learning object tailored to your library’s needs, but you’ll also be invited to create and receive feedback on a draft or prototype of your learning object.
Feel free to contact the instructor at jdstawar@syr.edu (opens in a new tab) with questions.
Course Description
From short videos introducing patrons to ebook platforms, to interactive tutorials helping students practice search strategies, to podcast series unpacking copyright basics for college faculty—libraries are increasingly creating digital learning objects to empower and support their communities.
Whether you’re new to instructional design or looking to refine your skills, this four-week course will help you build engaging digital learning experiences for your library community by exploring topics such as instructional design, learning technologies, accessibility, assessment, and the ongoing maintenance of digital learning objects. Not only will you develop a detailed plan for a digital learning object tailored to your library’s needs, but you’ll also be invited to create and receive feedback on a draft or prototype of your learning object.
Feel free to contact the instructor at jdstawar@syr.edu with questions.
John Stawarz
John Stawarz has been teaching and developing media for much of his professional career. At Syracuse University, he serves as both the online learning librarian and an instructor for an online graduate course on library planning, marketing, and assessment. He has previously served as an associate producer for National Geographic Television, a radio station news director, a university press editorial assistant/intern coordinator, and a Peace Corps teacher in Benin, West Africa. John holds an MS in Library and Information Science, an MS in Instructional Design, Development, and Evaluation, and a Certificate of Advanced Study in Designing Digital Instruction.
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