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Visualizing Business Metrics Continuing Education Courses
Visualizing Business Metrics aids learners in designing the most effective visual to tell their business data story. Learners will explore a variety of techniques to add depth and context to data visuals. Introductory level Excel and/or Tableau skills are required. Learning Outcomes: 1. Demonstrate an understanding of basic data visualization techniques 2. Apply appropriate visualization...
Understanding Business Metrics Continuing Education Courses
Understanding Business Metrics provides insight into the measurements that drive major functional areas in an organization. As they explore key drivers in Supply Chain, Human Resources, IT, Finance, Sales, Marketing, Logistics & Customer Service, participants will learn: why these measurements are important to organizational health, the interconnectedness of organizational metrics and how to...
Sales, Marketing & Digital Channels Continuing Education Courses
This course develops the students' understanding of the intersection between sales and marketing in both the brick-and-mortar and digital worlds. Exposure to online marketing tactics and mobile communications will increase student's digital literacy. Students will learn to identify their clients'/customers' needs, speak to those needs, and select solutions that add the most value to their clients...
Course Design for Hybrid Delivery Continuing Education Courses
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.
Instructional Design Principle Continuing Education Courses
This course explores the foundational principles of instructional design including learning theories and pedagogical models that are commonly used in the instructional design process. The student will write and align measurable learning outcomes with curriculum and ensure course content is compliant with current industry design and accessibility standards.
Advanced Interior Decorating Continuing Education Courses
In this course, students will integrate and apply the knowledge and skills they have learned from previous courses to create a final project that will enhance their portfolio. Tips to hone professional and business relationships that are critical to grow in the field of interior decorating are discussed. Students will apply the profession's code of ethics and learn how to analyze a variety of...
Introduction to Electric Vehicles Continuing Education Courses
In this course, students will develop an understanding of different types of electric vehicles (EVs) with a focus on mass-produced, consumer passenger vehicles. Students will explore pros and cons of EVs and be able to compare total cost of ownership (TCO) against traditional internal combustion vehicles (ICE).
Volunteer Management Foundations Continuing Education Courses
Discover the foundation pieces for successful engagement of volunteer resources. Developing a good planning process, based on recruitment/involvement models and current research on volunteering, will lead to better success when engaging volunteers. Learn to build an organizational culture where the staff-volunteer team will ultimately work together to accomplish the mission/goals of the...
Mental Heath & Wellness 1 Continuing Education Courses
In this course students learn about mental health support and accommodation strategies as well as best practices as they relate to the Ontario Human Rights Commission's Policy and Guidelines on Disability and the Duty to Accommodate, WSIB's Responsibilities of the Workplace Parties in Work Reintegration, Psychological Health and Safety Standards, and Universal Instructional Design.
Computer Forensics & Data Mining Continuing Education Courses
Corporations today store vast amounts of financial information in large, complex financial systems commonly referred to as "Big Data". As a result, fraud professionals need to utilize tools and techniques that scan across vast amounts of data to potentially identify frauds or weaknesses in financial systems. Students learn different computer-based tools and data-mining techniques available to save...