1What it is
The introduction to the best-known standard for reviewing the design of online and blended courses: how a course is reviewed against the rubric, what alignment between objectives, activities and assessment means, and how to write improvement recommendations. It is the first step for anyone who wants to become a reviewer with the organisation, and Arab universities use the rubric in quality assurance for e-learning.
2Who it suits
Faculty members, instructional designers, and e-learning and quality officers in universities.
3What it requires
None.
4How it is earned
An online workshop, either asynchronous with a facilitator over two weeks or live over one full day or two half days; the certificate is given after full attendance and completion of all activities. The peer reviewer course follows for those who want to continue.
When a centre or body posts a course that prepares for it, we send you one email about it.