Certified Courses
- Campus Faculty
- Online Faculty
- Admissions Staff
- Career Services Staff
- Operations Team
- Leadership Team
Participants can enroll in any course at any time to meet their individual training needs. Completion of each course provides a digital badge and a certificate of completion with 4 hours of continuing education credits. To earn the CHEP certification in Online Teaching, participants must complete 12 courses from the list below.
- EL102 Online Teaching Techniques
- EL103R Teaching Online: A Student-Centered Approach
- EL104 Teaching and Organizing a Virtual Learning Environment
- EL105 Online Language: Communicating with Students
- EL108 Preparing Students to Become Good Online Learners
- EL112 Workload Management Strategies for Teaching Online
- EL119 Virtual Internships
- EL121 Teaching Skills and Trades Online
- EL101 Designing and Developing Online Courses
- EL107R Designing Dynamic and Technology-Rich Learning Environments
- EL111 Assistive Technologies for the Online Learner
- EL114 Respecting Copyrights and Leveraging Available Resources
- EL116 The Asynchronous, Self-Directed Learning Model
- EL118 Using Various Realities in Online Courses
- EL110 Effective Use of Social Media in Online Courses
- EL113 Active Learning in an Online Environment
- EL115 Gaming and Simulation in Online Learning
- EL117 Understanding Personality Traits of Online Instructors and Learners
- EL120 Fully Online Doesn't Mean Inactive
- EL140 Andragogy in Online Learning
- EL141 Engaging Online Learners
- EL201R Online Communication: Engaging and Retaining Online Learners
- ACCSC101 Fulfilling the Standards of Accreditation: Administration
- ACCSC102 Fulfilling the Standards of Accreditation: Academics
- ACCSC110 Preparing for ACCSC's Essential Workforce Skills Programmatic Certification
- CM102 Raising the Bar - Compliant Communications with Students
- CM107 Sustaining a Culture of Compliance: The Role of Faculty and Staff
- CM140 Title IX and VAWA Training: Building Safer Campuses
- CM141 FERPA and Privacy: A Practical Approach
- CM142 Understanding Title IX, VAWA, and the Clery Act
- CM251 Students with Disabilities: Legal Obligations and Opportunities