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Caves, springs, disappearing streams and other curious features characterize the Missouri landscape. This course will explore Missouri’s caves, describe how these systems form, and talk about how speleologists work to protect these valuable resources.

In this project-based course, you’ll gain instructional design experience while developing open educational resources (OER) for instructors and learners in adult basic education programs.

Most mathematical models of science and engineering problems cannot be solved exactly or they take too long to solve exactly. Learn how to solve the models approximately.

This course is taught in French. PRENDRE CONSCIENCE DE L’IMPACT DE SES DECISIONS SUR LA SANTE ET DE LA SECURITE AU TRAVAIL

This course is for all K-12 teachers in all subjects looking to add effective speaking and listening lessons to their repertoire.

This course begins a series designed to cover subjects from advanced high school chemistry, including standard topics established by the American Chemical Society such as atomic structure, periodic trends, compounds, and reactions.

If you struggle to keep your English language students engaged and focused on learning, this course is for you. It covers four key methods for encouraging student engagement and deeper learning.

If you are an intermediate-level English language learner and you currently work or study in the nursing field, this course is for you. Come meet and learn with colleagues from around the world.

Learn about how PISA and the OECD Test for Schools (based on PISA) data can be used to improve U.S Education.

Laura Ingalls Wilder’s novels have inspired generations of readers of all ages all over the world. From this course you’ll gain insight into complex issues at the heart of contemporary Wilder scholarship: the question of authorship; Wilder’s depiction of American Indians and the frontier; the ethical ambiguities underlying autobiographical fiction and memoir.

The course starts from the process of engaging potential residents in the design of the building or buildings, integrating that information into a viable design that is both energy efficient and sustainable, which is then translated into a digital model of the building which allows selection of the elements which can be machine fabricated.

If you would like to improve your online and mobile communication skills and your fluency and confidence in the English language for communicating in the global workplace, CoMoViWo is the course for you!

This free five-week course is dedicated to the life and work of U.S. food writing giants Judith Jones, Craig Claiborne, MFK Fisher, Clementine Paddleford, and Michael Batterberry and their work, from restaurant criticism to cookbooks and magazines.

Conflicts with roommates, professors, classmates, co-workers, and club members are a common part of the college experience. This interactive course is designed to help you successfully manage the disputes you encounter during your time in higher ed.

Free relationship advice: Who couldn't use that, right? And from an expert with a scientific perspective no less! Have you ever wondered what makes your significant other tick? Why you're attracted to the people you are? How to best nurture a relationship? Or how to get through a breakup?

This self-paced course is for anyone developing or teaching online. Learn about backward design, online presence, active learning, usability, visual design, accessibility, and multimedia all in the service of interacting with and supporting your students.

A história , drama, eo legado do futebol brasileiro.

Designed for adults and students level 10 and above, this social language learning course provides an opportunity for participants to listen and learn the Welsh language through web meetings with native or bilingual facilitators.

Parasitic worms are responsible for significant human disease. How do we get infected and more importantly how do we prevent infection? This course is for a global audience and will take the learner through the life stories of four fascinating parasites.

Faculty in any discipline will be initiated into the mysteries of open educational resources (OER): what they are, where to find them, and how to use and share them.