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OL 758
World Civilizations: Bronze Age to the 15th Century (Degree Level)
Students will develop a broad understanding of world civilizations that have contributed to our sense of world history. Students will explore the development and interactions of various societies over time by examining world historical processes and using a range of disciplinary approaches (i.e. history, philosophy, sociology, art history, etc.). In this course students will discover how this complex tapestry of narratives has culminated in our modern understanding of the world as a global village. This course includes mandatory group work. We recommend viewing the course schedule immediately upon logging into the course to view course and group work requirements. This is a degree level General Elective that is approved for BSCN students only.
1 session available
BScN Electives
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OL 760
Introduction to Drama (Degree Level)
The course provides an introduction for students to a variety of dramatic works from around the world. This course will present art and history of theatre as it has evolved from pre-historic times to our post-modernist world. We will examine the literature of theatre-structure, form, genre and style and how a play text is transformed into theatre. This is a degree level General Elective that is approved for BSCN students only.
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BScN Electives Teacher Education
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OL 761
Selected Themes in Canadian History (Degree Level)
This course introduces students to selected issues in Canadian history. Using the methodology of social history, learners will analyze a variety of contemporary issues from a historical perspective. Topics include Canadian government and the constitution, aboriginal peoples, industrialization and urbanization, religious life, culture, and women in Canada. This is a degree level General Elective that is approved for BSCN students only.
1 session available
BScN Electives
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OL 763
Quality Assurance and Course Evaluation
A successful learning experience comes not only from proper curriculum and instructional design but also adhering to quality assurance protocols. In this course students explore a variety of quality assurance protocols as they apply to course development. The concept of piloting to gather students and instructor feedback is also discussed
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Computers Teacher Education
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OL 764
Special Topics in Course Design
Technology and topics change just as rapidly in instructional design as they do in creating timely curriculum. This course will explore trends in instructional design, from mobile learning to simulation software. Concepts of certification or credentialing are explored in relation to online courses and workshops. How can we demonstrate that we have successfully attained a skill in a continuously changing online course landscape? This course contains mandatory group work. We recommend viewing the course schedule immediately upon logging into the course to view course and group work requirements.
1 session available
Computers Teacher Education
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OL 765
Introduction to Computers 2
This will course provide the student with more advanced and related skills in constructing spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel, developing presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint and creating, maintaining and publishing a database using Microsoft Access. Students completing this course will have a well rounded knowledge of the Microsoft Office Suite. Computer Software Requirements: Windows, Microsoft Office 2016, 2019 or 365 Excel/PowerPoint/Access. Short monthly subscriptions to Office 365 are available at an additional cost (relatively small cost) if Access is not included in the version of Office the student is using. MAC users will not be supported in this course.
1 session available
Computers
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OL 766
HTML Introduction
Students will learn some of the most important topics of HTML, from the basics of creating Web pages with graphics and links, using tables, and controlling page layout, to more advanced topics including cascading style sheets, and adding pre-written JavaScript to HTML documents. Also how to create a multimedia Web page, and create a Web page with forms. Computer Software Requirements: Students will require any word processing software, a basic text editor and Web Browser that supports frames and HTML 4 or higher. Students require access to server space for the final assignment in this course. Note, students my need to pay an additional fee if an acceptable free alternative cannot be sourced.
2 sessions available
Computers
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OL 767
Digital Communications & Professional Identity (Degree Level)
Every day, millions of people share their opinions with a global audience via Tweets, #s, blogs, wikis, videos, likes, tags, text messages and online comments. Digital spaces and mobile technologies allow us to be connected to our personal and professional networks and communities 24/7. In what ways does this hyper-connectivity impact the ways in which people regard their place in the world and define themselves? In this course we will analyze the social, ethical, political and cultural ramifications of societies that are increasingly mobile and digital. The impact of new genres and forms of expression on our identities will be explored as we actively participate in online networks and create materials for social media. This is a degree level General Elective that is approved for BSCN students only.
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BScN Electives Computers
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OL 768
World Civilizations: 16th Century to Modern Times (Degree Level)
Students will develop a broad understanding of world civilizations that have contributed to our sense of world history. Students will explore the development and interactions of various societies over time by examining world historical processes and using a range of disciplinary approaches (i.e. history, philosophy, sociology, art history, etc.). In this course students will discover how this complex tapestry of narratives has culminated in our modern understanding of the world as a "global village." This is a degree level General Elective that is approved for BSCN students only.
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BScN Electives
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OL 776
Quickbooks Online Level II
This advanced QuickBooks Online Level 2 course addresses the needs of those who desire a deeper look at QuickBooks extended capabilities as well as cloud application possibilities . In addition to reviewing the skills and knowledge required for daily small business accounting needs, students will learn how to streamline processes and support their accounting records for tax and audit purposes. Students will learn about QuickBooks Accountant connections, examine various integration applications to streamline processes, meet specialized business needs, and take a deeper look at the QuickBooks Reporting Centre and how it supports business performance analysis. This course will use an online version of Quickbooks.
1 session available
Computers
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OL 780
Course Design for Hybrid Delivery
This course will prepare students to design a hybrid module from start to finish. Important issues on mixed-mode lesson planning are discussed as well as learning strategies geared towards both face to face and online delivery. Assessment strategies for hybrid delivery are also key to the design process and we will explore best practices for assessment creation and alignment.
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Computers Teacher Education
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OL 785
Digital Pedagogy
Digital pedagogy deals with not only the use of technology, but the appropriate use of technology to enhance the learning experience and engage the learner. This course will prepare students to evaluate, recommend and implement digital tools in a face to face, online, or hybrid environment.
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Computers Teacher Education
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Online Learning - Page 31

World Civilizations: Bronze Age to the 15th Century (Degree Level)

Introduction to Drama (Degree Level)

Selected Themes in Canadian History (Degree Level)

Quality Assurance and Course Evaluation

Special Topics in Course Design

Introduction to Computers 2

HTML Introduction

Digital Communications & Professional Identity (Degree Level)

World Civilizations: 16th Century to Modern Times (Degree Level)

Quickbooks Online Level II

Course Design for Hybrid Delivery

Digital Pedagogy