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With professional development options, you’ll earn clock hours at no initial costs. We’ve developed professional development courses in the areas of instructional technology, course design, and leading and coaching to help hone your skills. Apply these learnings toward a Capella degree program to help you save time and money.
Professional development is available anytime, on any device, so you can learn when it is convenient for you.
Gain knowledge, learn strategies, and create artifacts that you can apply immediately in the classroom or your professional setting.
Earn 25–50 clock hours toward your required professional development at no initial cost*.
*Additional requirements and fees apply when pursuing graduate credit. State regulations vary regarding salary benefits and continuing education. It is the students’ responsibility to understand and comply with requirements for their state, which may include preapproval of qualified professional development opportunities.
For teachers with little or no experience using instructional technology. Foundational courses that focus
on setting up, designing, and enhancing instructional materials and methods with technology in the modern classroom.
Build your understanding of instructional technology frameworks and explore which one works best for you.
Go step by step through building the competencies you need to transform your classroom.
Learn how to apply strategies for effective planning for teaching with technology.
Explore blended learning and “bring your own device” strategies for implementing a flipped classroom lesson.
Explore issues of safety, security, and etiquette when using digital tools to engage your students.
Develop a technology resource inventory to keep on top of the devices, access codes, and other objects in your classroom.
Understand and apply the features of an LMS that can drive success in your student outcomes.
Learn to plan for instruction and evaluation that aligns to content and technology standards.
*Additional requirements and fees apply when pursuing graduate credit. State regulations vary regarding salary benefits and continuing education. It is the students’ responsibility to understand and comply with requirements for their state, which may include preapproval of qualified professional development opportunities.
For teachers and teacher leaders with moderate instructional technology use. Find courses that can
provide you with the competencies and immediately applicable artifacts to take your lessons to the next level.
Explore personalizing competency-based instruction in a blended environment.
Discover innovative ways to motivate and engage learners in a personalized environment using gamification strategies.
Find applied strategies to adapt to the needs of your students with disabilities, your ELL students, and your gifted and talented students.
See how universal design for learning (UDL) can improve learning for students with diverse needs.
Learn how to apply effective pedagogical strategies for implementing competency-based instruction, creating an educational environment that values student voice and pace.
Gain an understanding of the differences between standards, outcomes, and competencies and the skills to integrate them into your curriculum.
“I’m interested in furthering my own knowledge—learning for its own sake. But I also know that, in teaching, it’s beneficial paywise to get as much experience and education as I can.”
Learn how to assess K-12 professional development options and choose the PD course that's right for you.
Good news for teachers prepping to take on a 1:1 classroom—there are resources available to help better understand and structure your coursework.
Take your EdTech skills to the next level with a focus on learning strategies.
For teacher leaders and PD professionals. Prepare to lead others in their professional development
goals and learn best practices for building, implementing, and evaluating solutions for other educators.
Explore and evaluate coaching models and techniques that focus on solutions, not problems.
Find the teacher assessment and evaluation models that can strengthen teachers’ knowledge, skills, classroom practices, and more.
Learn more about admissions requirements, costs, and courses for your specialization.
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