This week, Clemson Online held a workshop all about converting your for-credit courses to non-credit courses that you can offer to the public. Read on for our FAQ, then contact 
us to make your idea for a non-credit course a reality!
A. These are courses available to the public that could fulfill grant proposals, deliver virtual conferences, or provide CEU credits to professionals.
A. You’ll need course objectives, learning content, assessment activities, etc., similar to your for-credit courses.
A. They are short – anywhere between one week to 2 months is typical. This means your learning materials will need to be significantly truncated.
A. You will utilize the same Clemson systems you’re likely already familiar with, such as Canvas, Zoom, and Ensemble.
A. Clemson Online requires an MOU to outline the project requirements, so you will meet with a CO representative to discuss your course plans.
A. Email Clemson Online’s Associate Director of Online Development Lori Kinley: lmkinle@clemson.edu
Clemson Online Home – Where Tech and Teaching Meet
Here are a few things to double check in the Canvas grade book.
Modules in Canvas will help with intentional planning and easy course navigation for any online or hybrid class.
Earlier this month our Accessibility Coordinator Michelle Tuten delivered a demonstration on Microsoft Accessibility Checkers.
