Technology Learning Support Specialists (TLSS): Elementary (K-8)
Offered By: New Mexico Consortium via Desire2Learn
Course Description
Overview
These five TLSS modules are perfect for parents, caregivers, teachers and community members who have limited free time and need to acquire technology skills right away. The modules teach practical application of digital tasks which have become very valuable and real. These modules make it feasible to gain job skill credentials on a computer or smartphone. Each module takes around 60 minutes to complete. Each module results in a badge. Five badges result in a complete course certificate. The badges and certificates are recognized by New Mexico Highlands University (NMHU) and schools throughout New Mexico. These credentials can be used for resume building, skills development, and online learning opportunities. The modules are mostly in English, but contain many Spanish resources and options. Module assignments can be completed in English or Spanish.
Elementary (K-8) is great for parents and teachers in this age group. Modules encourage children to become skilled in using their own technology for learning as they grow.
Syllabus
Module 101 – The Digital Learning Landscape: Meeting Challenges and Finding Opportunities in Providing Effective Distance Education
Module 102 – Technology Resources that Support Effective Distance Education
Module 103 – Teaching and Learning Strategies that Support Effective Distance Education
Module 104 – Teaching with Technology for Elementary (K-8): Enhancing Curriculum for Online Learning
Module 105- Teaching with Technology for Elementary (K-8): Tools and Methods for Online Learner Success
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