REGISTRATION DETAILS

REGISTER May 4 – July 6 midnight U.S. Central Time 

• Save $20 USD by registering before midnight U.S. Central time on June 29 !
  
• Late registrations are taken July 7–13 for a $20 fee.

Please review the Registration Change, Refund, and Cancellation Policy. 
Changes needed after registration is completed will incur a US $10 fee.

Updated COURSE LENGTH AND DURATION coming soon!

• Asynchronous: This course meets asynchronously so there are no scheduled meeting times. Work is done independently.
• 40 hours work over four weeks
• Access to streaming video is required for this course.
• Course begins July 18. 
• Coursework needs to be completed by August 20 to receive credit or qualify as a completed prerequisite for leadership opportunities.

COURSE FEE

• USD  $117  

COURSE ALUMNI SUPPORT

• Grace Wood

ELIGIBILITY

• This course starts July 18. You must have completed Online Basics prior to beginning this course.
• Students planning on serving on ASLT/GSLT/GSLMT or as Prospective Interns are required to complete this course. 

 COURSE OBJECTIVES

• Learn and practice using two forms of social media
• Create a short educational video
• Examine new ways of creating content for or in the online world
• Gain a bigger perspective on pros and cons of online communication
• Develop one’s own personal platform and presence online by creating an online portfolio

COURSE SYLLABUS

Week 1 - Social Media & Your Online Presence

• Understand your personal style and goals when communicating online
• Learn about types and purposes of social media
• Practice using social media in the ICC Classroom

 Week 2 - Types of Content

• Examine types of online content such as text, images, sound, and video
• Discuss how we can create online content using apps, websites, and other technology
• Create a short educational video using step by step instructions

 Week 3 - Choosing a Medium: Pitfalls of Online Communication

• Consider “message sent is not message received” and how to respond
• Discuss the usefulness of various platforms depending on your end goal
• Examine how the internet is changing the way people communicate and see themselves

 Week 4 - Your Personal Platform

• Discuss what it means to be a witness for Christ online
• Design your own personal platform in the form of an e-portfolio
• Seek out feedback on the effectiveness of your communication online

Completion of both Online Basics and Online Intermediate is awarded the Online Communication Certification 1 (OCC 1).

 Contact [email protected] if you have questions.