D2L-022T: Selectinga Grading System (Internet Delivery)
Prerequisite Course - The course will cover types of grading systemsand grade items available in D2L. (Prerequisite: None)

D2L102: Faculty Introduction toD2L
This course is an introduction to D2L for faculty and staff. We willpreview the common tools and links used while managing a course in D2L.Exercises will help participants become comfortable uploading contentinto the course. Bring a file on USB drive to use during the class.(Prerequisite: None.)

D2L104: Course Tools: Content 1
D2L104T: Course Tools: Content 1 (InternetDelivery)
This entry level course provides an overview of the D2L Contenttool.  We will review how to develop effective course content withthe use of the HTML Editor, Copy Course Components and Manage Filestools.
(Prerequisite: None)

D2L105: Course Tools:Communication 1
D2L105T: Course Tools: Communication 1 (InternetDelivery)
This entry level course provides an overview of several D2LCommunication tools.  We will review how to use the Calendar, NewsItems and Checklists to communicate important information to courseparticipants.
(Prerequisite: None)

D2L-122: GradesSetup
D2L-122T: Grades Setup (Internet Delivery)
Beginning Course - This D2L Grades tool course will cover the basics ofsetting up a grade book including accessing the Grades tool, setting upgrade items and grade categories, setting view properties, and usinggrade schemes.  (Prerequisite: D2L-022T)

D2L142:  HTML Editor Training
The instructions in this course allow you to create enhanced coursecontent in D2L using the built in HTML Editor. Change the color andsize of the text or insert images, tables, or links to make the coursecontent more effective.
(Prerequisite: D2L101 or D2L102 or working knowledge of D2L.)

D2L205: Course Tools:Communication 2
D2L205T: Course Tools: Communication 2 (InternetDelivery)
This slightly more advanced course provides an overview of several D2LCommunication tools.  We will review how to effectively use theEmail and Discussions tools to promote communication in your course.  An advanced feature will be setting group level permissionsin Discussions.
(Prerequisite: None)

D2L-222: ManagingGrades
D2L-222T: Managing Grades (InternetDelivery)
Intermediate Course - This course will cover activities such as editinggrade items, deleting grade items, entering grades, adding categoriesand reordering grade items. (Prerequisite: D2L-022T and D2L-122 orworking knowledge of setting up a D2L grade book)

D2L-224: Calculatingand Releasing Grades
D2L-224T: Calculating and ReleasingGrades (Internet Delivery)
Intermediate Course - This course covers all aspects of final gradecalculations including adjusting grades and making changes that affectfinal grades.  (Prerequisite: D2L-022T and D2L-122 or workingknowledge of setting up a D2L grade book)

D2L-422: CustomizingGrades
D2L-422T: Customizing Grades (InternetDelivery)
Advanced Course - This course will cover advanced principles of gradingthat will help the grade tool savvy person customize the grade book bycreating release conditions, customizing grade schemes, customizinggrade setup, and importing and exporting grades. (Prerequisite:D2L-022T and experience setting up a D2L grade book)

MSE101: Excel –Workbook Fundamentals
MSE101T: Excel – Workbook Fundamentals (InternetDelivery)
This is an introductory course designed for individuals with little orno experience using Microsoft Excel.  The course will covernavigating menus and toolbars, creating a workbook, entering data,editing data and revising worksheets.
(Prerequisite: None)

MSE201: Excel –Formats and Calculations
MSE201T: Excel – Formats andCalculations (Internet Delivery)
This is an intermediate course that further explores many of theconcepts covered in the beginning course.  New features, such asfreezing cells, performing calculations and formatting a worksheet willbe introduced.
(Prerequisite: MSE101, MSE101T or a basic understanding of MicrosoftExcel.)

MSE202: Excel –Charts and Forms
MSE202T: Excel – Charts and Forms (InternetDelivery)
This is an intermediate course that further explores the Excelapplication.  New features, such as creating charts, using formsand manipulating/managing data will be introduced.
(Prerequisite: MSE101, MSE101T or a basic understanding of MicrosoftExcel.)

MSO101: Outlook –Navigation Basics
MSO101T: Outlook – Navigation Basics (InternetDelivery)
This introductory course is designed for users with little or noexperience using Microsoft Outlook.  The course will covernavigating menus and toolbars, sending and receiving email, using theaddress book and setting up an appointment.
(Prerequisite: None)

MSO201: Outlook –Beyond the Basics
MSO201T: Outlook – Beyond the Basics (InternetDelivery)
This is an intermediate course that builds upon many of the conceptscovered in the beginning course, such as: attaching a file or hyperlinkto an email, sorting messages, creating a personal contact list,editing and rescheduling appointments and setting recurringappointments.  In addition, new tools, such as using the task listand the journal, viewing public folders, creating a signature andaccessing your web mail will be introduced.
(Prerequisite: MSO101, MSO101T or a basic understanding of MicrosoftOutlook.)

MSO202: Outlook – Tasks andJournaling
MSO202T: Outlook – Tasking and Journaling (InternetDelivery)
This intermediate course further explores the Outlookapplication.  Topics that will be introduced include using thetask list and the journal tool and creating rules for incoming email.
(Prerequisite: MSO101, MSO101T or a basic understanding of MicrosoftOutlook.)

MSP101: PowerPoint – The Basics
MSP101T: PowerPoint – The Basics (InternetDelivery)
This introductory course is designed for users with little or noexperience using Microsoft PowerPoint.  Participants will learnwhat makes a good presentation along with how to use the tools andmenus to create a presentation.
(Prerequisite: None)

MSP201: PowerPoint – A Better Presentation
MSP201T: PowerPoint – A BetterPresentation (Internet Delivery)
This intermediate course will build on the skills learned in thebeginning PowerPoint class.  The purpose of enhancing apresentation is to make it more effective and engaging. Using designprinciples presented in the class, participants will edit an existingpresentation to improve the audience experience.
(Prerequisite: MSP101, MSP101T or a basic understanding of MicrosoftPowerPoint.)

MSP202: PowerPoint– Inserting Movies
MSP202T: PowerPoint – Inserting Movies (InternetDelivery)
This intermediate course will provide the process for inserting a moviefile, adding controls and packaging the presentation effectively. Theproper movie formats will also be discussed.
(Prerequisite: MSP101, MSP101T or a basic understanding of MicrosoftPowerPoint.)

MSW101: Word –Document Basics
MSW101T: Word – Document Basics (InternetDelivery)
This course is provide the foundation of software application. Topicscovered include: menus, toolbars, creating a new document, editing yourdocuments page, paragraph and font settings, and printing adocument. 
(Prerequisite: None)

MSW201: Word –Mail Merges and Forms
MSW201T: Word – Mail Merges and Forms(InternetDelivery)
This intermediate course builds upon many of the concepts covered inthe beginning course, such as working with auto text and trackingchanges to your documents.  In addition, new concepts, such asmail merge and forms will be introduced.
(Prerequisite: MSW101, MSW101T or a basic understanding of MicrosoftWord)

ADA101 Creating aPDF Document with Adobe Acrobat Professional
If you need to create a document that can be viewed on any computer,then using Acrobat may be the answer. This application will convert adocument, authored in another application such as MS Word, into aPortable Document Format (PDF) file that can be uploaded into D2L, sentas an attachment, or printed. Using a PDF file eliminates the abilityto edit the document unless the person receiving it also has AcrobatProfessional. In this course we will show you how to create a PDF filefrom different source files and how to use the editing tools in AdobeAcrobat 8.0 Professional (most of the tools are also active in version6 and 7).
(Introductory Course – Prerequisite: None, but a basicknowledge of computer use is necessary.)

SCN101 DigitizingDocuments and Pictures using a Scanner
You have an original printed letter that needs to be send by email whator a stack of old documents that need to be edited but you don’t havethe original files. Maybe you need to add a picture to a document butyou haven’t a clue what to do. Learn the important parameters aboutscanning and why there is a difference between scanning pictures andtext documents, this course presents many different solutions. We willalso discuss Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software which mightbe effective in eliminating the retyping of old documents.
(Introductory Course – Prerequisite: None, but proficient useof a computer is necessary.)

ADA201 Acrobat 8.0 Professional –Forms and Security Intermediate Course
Learn how to create forms using Adobe LiveCycle designer. Forms caninclude graphics and other form objects along with text. Add extrasecurity to your fill-in forms with Acrobat’s optional tools.
(Prerequisite: ADA101 or experience with Adobe Acrobat Professional)

HTM101 HyperText Markup Language – HTML Line Tags and Other Basics Introductory Course
Web browsers use HTML code to format how the pages display.Understanding HTML tags will help you modify documents created in theHTML editor in D2L or other web authoring software.
(Prerequisite: None.)

WIN101 BusinessObjectsTM WebIntelligence – Beginning Report Design WIN101T BusinessObjectsTMWeb Intelligence – Beginning Report Design (Internet Delivery)
Introductory Course
This course is designed to give individuals who are new to WebIntelligence an introduction to the reporting tools available inBusinessObjectsTM Web Intelligence Report Design.  The course willcover how to request access and log in to Web Intelligence and how tocreate reports and perform simple edits such as formatting text andpage layout.   
(Prerequisite: None)