Description
This comprehensive course walks educators, corporate trainers, and instructional designers through the full process of designing impactful online learning experiences. Participants will begin by identifying learner needs and goals, then move into course planning using backward design models. You’ll learn how to chunk and scaffold content for clarity and retention, write measurable learning outcomes, and build flexible course paths. The course emphasizes the importance of active learning, collaboration, and assessment in digital environments, incorporating tools like discussion forums, quizzes, simulations, and video lessons. A major focus is placed on accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that course content meets WCAG and UDL standards. Through real-world examples and templates, learners will explore best practices in using learning management systems (LMS) such as Moodle, Canvas, and Google Classroom. By the end of the course, participants will have developed a complete online course blueprint and the skills to maintain engagement, encourage peer-to-peer learning, and measure student progress. Whether you’re launching a MOOC or designing corporate training, this course sets you up for online teaching success.
Surajo –
We needed to build a course for community outreach, and this helped us design with purpose and accessibility in mind. The feedback templates and engagement strategies were a bonus!
Musbahu –
This course gave me the clarity I needed to structure my content effectively. The focus on learner engagement and outcome-driven design made a huge difference in my course completion rates.
Olaitan –
As a beginner, I felt overwhelmed by the idea of building a course. This training broke everything down step by step—from choosing the right tools to designing meaningful assessments.
Risikat –
Loved the blend of theory and practical tools. The module on visual learning and content flow helped me revamp my existing course into something way more engaging.
Abibat –
I’ve created internal training modules for years, but this course taught me how to make them more interactive, intuitive, and impactful. A must for anyone designing learning experiences!