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Accounting
Accounting
Business Skills – Managing and Marketing
Business Skills – Managing and Marketing
Business Administration Integrative Project
Business Correspondence – Level 1
Business Correspondence – Level 2
Business in the Electronic Age
Business Negotiations and Contracts
Conference and Event Management
Grammar Essentials for Business Writing
Project Management Fundamentals Level 1
COMPUTER NETWORKING
COMPUTER NETWORKING
DATABASE MANAGEMENT
DATABASE MANAGEMENT
Graphics/Presentation
Graphics/Presentation
Healthcare
Healthcare
Anatomy and Physiology Part 1 - Online
Anatomy and Physiology Part 2 - Online
Clinic Management and Profitability
Healing Mobility and Home Support
Health Unit Coordinator Level 1
Health Unit Coordinator Level 1 - Online
Health Unit Coordinator Level 2
Health Unit Coordinator Level 2 - Online
Health Unit Coordinator Level 3
Health Unit Coordinator Level 3 - Online
Introduction to Medical Terminology
Introduction to Medical Terminology - ILS
Introduction to Medical Terminology - Online
Introduction to Medical Transcription
Introduction to Medical Transcription - Online
Introduction to the HCA Profession
Medical Office Clinical Procedures
Medical Office Procedures - Online
HELP DESK AND CALL CENTRE SKILLS
HELP DESK AND CALL CENTRE SKILLS
Home Inspection and Maintenance
Home Inspection and Maintenance
Hospitality
Hospitality
Basic Hotel and Restaurant Accounting
Fundamentals of Destination Management and Marketing
Hospitality Facilities Management & Design
Leadership and Management in the Hospitality Industry
Managing Front Office Operations
Managing Hospitality Human Resources
Managing Services in Food and Beverage Operations
Managing Technology in the Hospitality Industry
Marketing in the Hospitality Industry
Insurance
Insurance
Job Readiness-Employability Skills
Job Readiness-Employability Skills
Keyboarding
Keyboarding
Microsoft Certification
Microsoft Certification
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Administration and Maintenance
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Implementation and Maintenance (SSMS432)
Microsoft Windows 7 Configuring (SSMS680)
Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Desktop Support Technician (SSMS685)
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure Design
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Strategy and Implementation
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment Management and Maintenance
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Security Design
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Services Management
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Services Planning and Maintenance
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory (SSMS640)
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Configuring Applications Infrastructure (SSMS643)
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Server Administration (SSMS646)
Microsoft Windows Server 2008: Enterprise Administration (SSMS647)
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Administration and Maintenance
Supporting and Troubleshooting Applications on MS Windows XP
Office Skills
Office Skills
Operating Systems
Operating Systems
PC Troubleshooting
PC Troubleshooting
Simulations and Drills-non-credit
Simulations and Drills-non-credit
Spreadsheets
Spreadsheets
Web 101 Courses
Web 101 Course Introduction
In Web 101, students will learn to select and register domain name, set up a Web hosting account, and build their first site, post it to the Web for all to see.
In this course, students will work with a professional Web designer, and explore a wide variety of Web-based terms and technologies, including Web 2.0, social networking, blogging, domain names, and more, picking up concepts they need to know in making today’s Web technologies more interactive. Students explore the technical fundamentals of editing and uploading Web pages and gain an insight into online marketing and search engine optimization. By the end of the course, students will have launched a Web site and gained a basic grasp of how to use Web tools to make your content more interactive and reach your site’s target audience.
Course Prerequisite(s)
Windows Level 1, Microsoft Word Level 1
Course Aim
To provide the student with the basic skills for publishing content on the Web.
Of Interest To
Those interested in pursuing a career in graphic or Web design.
Course Notes
A Student Guide is provided for this course. Evaluation is based solely on an Academy of Learning College final exam. Prior to taking the final exam, students must successfully complete all the components of the online course material. Participants who receive 75% or higher on their exam will receive a certificate.
Web 101 Course Breakdown
Lesson 1:
Understanding the Web: its history; Learn fundamentals of how the Web works; Exploring different site types – from blogs to social networks to e-commerce sites; Understand the concept of Web 2.0
Lesson 2:
Building a Site: Developing and structuring a Web site; Selecting domain names and host servers; Understanding how HTML pages and graphics work together; Customizing a site, and changing basic HTML codes to suit own needs
Lesson 3:
Marketing Your Content: Learn the three main ways content is promoted online using description, structure, and popularity; Introduction to the grassroots publicity of the online world; Explore different methods for marketing with social networking and social media platforms; Learn how to view and utilize site traffic statistics
Program Classification
Web Design
Method of Delivery
Online training supported by online instructors
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