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  • Course: English Composition

    Prerequisite: None Credit Hours: 4 Description:  The English Composition course will help students review and master English writing, structure, and formatting techniques and standards based on APA guidelines. This course will help students in preparing college and professional quality writing documents. Learning Objectives:
    • explore and learn basic English punctuation and sentence structure, using APA Writing Style guidelines
    • demonstrate understanding of the ways that language and communication shape perspective, construct meaning, and foster communication
    • analyze contexts to increase the efficacy of written communication
    • produce texts and compositions that demonstrate an understanding of how purpose, process, subject matter, form, style, tone, and diction are shaped by
  • Portfolio

    Course Description: This online course will teach participants how to create an effective and professional portfolio that showcases their skills and abilities. Participants will learn about different types of portfolios, how to choose the right format for their needs, and how to create a portfolio that stands out from the rest. They will also learn about the importance of maintaining their portfolio over time, as well as tips on how to make it look more professional. Learning Objectives:
    • Understand different types of portfolios and when each type should be used
    • Learn how to choose the right format for your needs
    • Create a portfolio that stands out from others
    • Maintain your portfolio over time with regular updates
    • Utilize design elements such as color, fonts, images, etc., in order to make your portfolio look more professional
    • Understand best practices when creating an online presence through social media platforms such as LinkedIn or Twitter
    • Learn strategies for marketing your portfolio in order to reach potential employers or clients
    • Develop techniques for keeping track of feedback received from employers or clients
    • Identify ways in which you can use analytics tools such as Google Analytics in order to measure success
    • Utilize SEO techniques in order to increase the visibility of your online profile
  • Mythology

    Course Description: This course will focus on the myths of ancient Greece and Rome, as a way of exploring the nature of myth and the function it plays for individuals, societies, and cultures. Participants will learn about mythology from various civilizations such as Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Chinese, and other cultures. Through readings, lectures, virtual learning environment (VLE), assignments, and discussions participants will gain an understanding of how these myths have shaped our world today. Learning Objectives:
    • Identify key figures in Greek and Roman mythology
    • Analyze the themes found in ancient myths
    • Compare different mythologies from around the world
    • Understand how mythological stories are used to explain natural phenomena or historical events
    • Examine how modern culture has been influenced by ancient mythologies
    • Explain why certain gods were worshipped in different cultures and what they represented to their people
    • Describe the role of heroes in mythology and how they embody values of their society or culture
    • Explore how mythological stories can be interpreted differently depending on one’s own cultural background or beliefs system
    • Investigate how archetypes are used in literature to convey universal truths or messages about human nature
    • Discuss why some myths have endured throughout generations while others have faded away over time
  • Middle Ages Culture

    Course Description: This online course provides an in-depth look at the culture of Medieval Europe, from the fall of Rome to the emergence of Europe. Participants will learn about the political and social structures of the time period, as well as the art, literature, and architecture that defined it. Through lectures and readings, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of this fascinating era in history. Learning Objectives:
    • Understand the political and social structures of Medieval Europe
    • Analyze the impact of Christianity on Medieval European culture
    • Examine the literature, art, and architecture of Medieval Europe
    • Learn about daily life during this period in history
    • Explore how different cultures interacted with each other during this time period
    • Investigate how trade impacted Medieval European culture
    • Analyze how warfare shaped Medieval European culture
    • Understand how feudalism worked in Medieval Europe
    • Examine how technology changed over time during this period
    • Analyze how religion influenced politics during this period
  • Literary Development of Virtual Worlds

    Course Description: This course will provide an introduction to the development of virtual worlds for literary study. Participants will explore the technological and pedagogical aspects of virtual world design, as well as examine the experience of high school and college literature teachers involved in pioneering projects. They will also learn about the origins of virtual worlds, their impact on digital literacies, and how to engage and motivate primary school children in immersive 3D environments. Learning Objectives:
    • Understand the history and development of virtual worlds from online text adventure games to graphics-based platforms
    • Analyze how virtual worlds can facilitate constructivist learning in diverse ways
    • Describe the technological and pedagogical aspects of virtual world design
    • Examine the experience of high school and college literature teachers involved in pioneering projects with virtual worlds for literary study
    • Evaluate how introducing new digital literacies into classroom settings is encouraged by policy-makers and educators alike
    • Investigate how out-of-school use of virtual worlds can promote literacy practices among young children ages 5-11
    • Assess how a 3D virtual world can engage and motivate primary school children in an immersive environment for learning literature skills
    • Explore how gaming industry advances have driven the development of these virtual worlds over time
    • Develop a definition for what constitutes a “virtual world” based on key characteristics identified through review and analysis of educational literature source
    • Summarize findings from a meta-analytic review of scientific literature related to virtual world development
  • Short Story Writing

    Course Description: This course is designed to help participants become better short story writers. It will cover topics such as structure, plot, point of view, setting, description, and more. Participants will learn how to create compelling characters and stories that draw readers in. They will also get tips on rewriting and editing their work. By the end of the course, participants should be able to write a complete short story Learning Objectives:
    • Understand the fundamentals of writing a short story
    • Learn how to create an engaging plot and characters
    • Develop an understanding of different points of view
    • Explore various settings for stories
    • Understand the importance of description in storytelling
    • Practice techniques for rewriting and editing stories
    • Learn how to use dialogue effectively in stories
    • Develop skills for crafting effective endings
    • Receive feedback from peers on their work
    • Create a complete short story with confidence
  • Introduction to Drama

    Course Description: This course provides an introduction to the world of drama, combining the literary arts of storytelling and poetry with the world of live performance. Participants will gain an appreciation for the history and development of theatre, as well as learn about its elements, creation, production, and more. Learning Objectives:
    • Understand the history and development of theatre from ancient Greece to the present day
    • Learn about various aspects of theatre such as terminology, prop, and set design, costumes and makeup, introduction to acting, and the business side of theatre
    • Analyze plays from a variety of genres including comedy, tragedy, melodrama
    • Examine how plays are adapted for different mediums such as film or audio plays
    • Explore how plays can be used in a classroom setting for educational purposes
    • Develop skills in writing scripts and creating stories for theatrical performances
    • Understand how to create effective characters through dialogue and action in a play or screenplay
    • Learn how to use improvisation techniques to create scenes on stage or screenplays quickly and effectively without relying on pre-written material
    • Analyze different types of theatrical performances such as musicals or operas and their impact on audiences throughout history
    • Gain an understanding of the business side of theatre including marketing strategies and fundraising methods used by theatres today
  • Developing a Storyline

    Course Description: This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of developing a storyline for online courses. It covers topics such as creating an outline, writing effective dialogue, and using visuals to enhance the story. The course is designed for those who are new to online course development or want to refine their skills in this area. Learning Objectives:
    • Understand the basics of storytelling and how it applies to online course development
    • Create an outline for a storyline that meets the needs of the target audience
    • Write effective dialogue that engages learners and encourages them to think critically about the content
    • Utilize visuals such as images, videos, and animations to enhance the story and provide context for learners
    • Identify appropriate resources for researching topics related to storytelling in online courses
    • Incorporate feedback from stakeholders into the storyline development process
    • Develop strategies for testing storylines prior to launch in order to ensure quality control and accuracy of content delivery
    • Utilize technology tools such as video editing software, audio recording equipment, etc., in order to create engaging stories that meet learning objectives and standards set by accrediting bodies or other organizations involved in course development/delivery processes
    • Implement best practices for incorporating storylines into existing online courses or creating new ones from scratch
    • Evaluate how storylines can be used effectively within different types of online learning environments (e-learning platforms, virtual classrooms
  • Creative Writing

    Course Description: Creative Writing Class - Essentials in Writing Course Description This course provides instruction and practice in short fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. Participants will be asked to notice the world around them and use their observations to create compelling stories. The course will cover topics such as character development, plot structure, dialogue, setting, point of view, and more. By the end of this course, participants will have a better understanding of the fundamentals of creative writing and be able to apply these skills to their own work. Learning Objectives:
    • Understand the basics of creative writing
    • Learn how to develop characters
    • Develop an understanding of the plot structure
    • Practice creating effective dialogue
    • Explore different points of view
    • Learn how to create compelling settings
    • Understand how to craft stories with a beginning, middle, and end
    • Practice editing your work for clarity and impact
    • Receive feedback on your work from peers and instructor
    • Use your newfound knowledge to write original works of fiction or non-fiction
  • Advanced Composition

    Course Description: Advanced Composition is an online course designed to prepare participants for college-level writing. It focuses on the fundamentals of several essay types, such as personal narrative, argumentative, and expository essays. The course also covers topics such as research methods, textual analysis, and formatting. By the end of this course, participants will have a better understanding of how to write effectively for academic purposes. Learning Objectives:
    • Understand the basics of various essay types including personal narrative, argumentative, and expository essays
    • Learn how to conduct research for academic writing purposes
    • Develop skills in textual analysis and interpretation
    • Practice formulating arguments with evidence from primary and secondary sources
    • Become familiar with proper formatting techniques for academic papers and essays
    • Learn how to use language effectively in written communication for academic purposes
    • Understand the importance of citing sources correctly when writing an academic paper or essay
    • Develop an understanding of different rhetorical strategies used in persuasive writing and argumentation
    • Practice summarizing complex texts accurately and concisely in written form for academic purposes
    • Gain confidence in expressing ideas clearly through effective written communication for college-level assignments

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