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2020 Alabama Career and Technical Education
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Teaching CTE Courses Online
The Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) is offering a selection of free online courses to prepare CTE teachers to teach online. Go to Online Teachers on CTE Learn and click on Delivering Online Instruction. You’ll see the following online courses that you can access for free.
- EL102 Online Teaching Techniques
- EL103 Teaching Online: A Student-Centered Approach
- EL104 Teaching and Organizing a Virtual Learning Environment
- EL105 Online Language: Communicating with Students
- EL108 Preparing Students to Become Good Online Learners
- EL112 Workload Management Strategies for Teaching Online
Contact support@ctelearn.org if you have any questions. CTE Learn courses are self-paced and each course takes approximately 4 hours to complete. Designed and developed specifically for the CTE community, CTE Learn courses focus on practical strategies and techniques that participants can apply right away.
- EL102 Online Teaching Techniques
- EL103 Teaching Online: A Student-Centered Approach
- EL104 Teaching and Organizing a Virtual Learning Environment
- EL105 Online Language: Communicating with Students
- EL108 Preparing Students to Become Good Online Learners
- EL112 Workload Management Strategies for Teaching Online
Contact support@ctelearn.org if you have any questions. CTE Learn courses are self-paced and each course takes approximately 4 hours to complete. Designed and developed specifically for the CTE community, CTE Learn courses focus on practical strategies and techniques that participants can apply right away.
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