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Helena College Online
  1. Advantages of Online Education

    Advantages of Online Education

    - Courses at your Fingertips
    - Retaining your job while attending school
    - Save on commuting and child care costs
    - Complete courses before having to relocate
    - Increased student discussions
    - Flexibility to study in any location

    For Success with Online Courses

    - Get Organized
    - Polish your Computer Skills
    - Have Reliable Internet Access
    - Read Carefully
    - Log-In and Participate Regularly
    - Do Not Procrastinate
  2. Course Development Certification

    Develop Design Deliver
    Professional Certification in Development & Delivery of Online Course and Training Environments
    Online Instruction

    Evaluate the effective use of e-learning materials

    Design, develop and implement successful e-learning materials

    Apply foundational e-learning principles to learning activities in the work place

    Select & utilize appropriate technologies

    Construct and deploy an online lesson and incorporate e-learning technologies

    4 Courses        2 Semesters        12 Credits      

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    Mozilla Firefox

    Mozilla Firefox
    is the recommended
    internet browser for using Moodle.

  4. Summer Online Course List

    Summer Online Course List
    Now Available.
    See if the course you want is offered online.

  5. Moodle Demo Courses

    Need Help?
    Try these Moodle training courses available from the Help tab in the
    Moodle navigation. Training is available for Students, Faculty
    and Adjuncts.

    Moodle Demo Courses

    This self-paced online tutorial is designed to be completed in about 30 minutes.
    It will acquaint you with the general course layout in Moodle.

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For assistance with online education, please contact:
Judy Siler
Director of Online Learning
447-6957
judy.siler@umhelena.edu


Take a short quiz and see if online courses would be right for you.

Types of Online Courses

  • Online Course (O): Online Courses are courses in which course instruction and information is available at a distance. It is one in which regularly scheduled classroom time is replaced by required activities completed at a distance and managed online. 
  • Hybrid Online Course (HO): Hybrid courses are sometimes referred to as blended courses or sometimes mix-mode coursed. Currently, this refers to a course that is conducted partially online and partially through face-to-face (F2F) interactions, whether in the classroom or in another off-campus setting. There if reduced F2F time in a hybrid course as compared to the equivalent credit classroom course. 
  • Supplemented Course: Supplemented Courses are standard classroom courses that utilize online resources to supplement the classroom instruction. In a Supplemented course, there is no reduced classroom seat time. In a hybrid course, there is. 
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