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Designing and Facilitating E-Learning
School of Education
About This Course
WGU Catalog 2026-03Designing and Facilitating E-Learning Experiences for K–12 Students is the first of two courses in the K-12 Learning Designer pathway. This course teaches skills needed to plan units of study that leverage virtual settings and achieve academic standards while promoting digital citizenship. This course provides strategies for explaining essential concepts and demonstrating examples for students in K–12 virtual settings. It also provides strategies for using technology to facilitate meaningful collaboration among K–12 students. Finally, this course explains how to design effective practice and assessment opportunities for K–12 students in virtual settings and provides strategies for ensuring students get the feedback they need to improve learning. Learning Technology is a prerequisite for this course.
Official catalog text — WGU-authored.
First in catalog2022-06StatusActiveCurrent degrees2Total degree appearances3
Included in Current Degrees (2)
- Master of Education, Education Technology and Instructional Design
- Master of Education, Education Technology and Instructional Design [MEDETID]
Previously Appeared in Retired Degrees (2)
- Master of Science, Learning Experience Design and Educational Technologyfrom 2022-06
- Master of Education, Education Technology and Instructional Design [MEDETID]from 2023-11
Also known as in catalog
- Designing and Facilitating E-Learning Experiences for K–12
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