Learn the three literacies that students need to master for tomorrow's jobs—entrepreneurship, video production, and coding—and practical ways to teach them in the classroom.

Explore tools, tips, and techniques for leading real-time virtual training. No matter what teaching tool you use, from Adobe Connect to Blackboard to Google Hangouts, you can apply these lessons to your own digital classroom to increase collaboration and connection with students. Corbin and Kat Anderson cover the elements of creating virtual synchronous training, including selecting the right tools, implementing instructional strategies, and managing learner interactions and engagement. Find out how to apply the flipped classroom model to online teaching and get tips for engaging learners and assessing learning. These lessons are a great resource for anyone who conducts real-time training on the web, including instructional designers and presenters.

Video offers a unique method for teaching and learning—especially for technical skills like programming. Not all students are coders, but giving your classes exposure to these subjects via video will enhance their learning, retention, and future career opportunities. In this course, Renaldo Lawrence introduces a variety of tools to deliver lessons via video and help increase higher-order thinking. Renaldo shows how to understand each student's learning style and then use support material, adapt existing online content, and record your own videos to teach technical skills. Learn how to record and edit videos with TubeChop, Adobe Spark, and other video applications, and share lessons with other educators. Plus, find out how to cultivate technical skills in students that are more music, art, or literary inclined.

Learn how to use a blended learning approach in the classroom. Combine face-to-face instruction with online learning and create dynamic, engaging, and student-focused lessons.

Today's cloud technology provides amazing tools and opportunities for teaching. Cloud-based classrooms can help increase productivity and make learning accessible from anywhere. In this course, Oliver Schinkten explores how to use tools such as Google G Suite; Microsoft OneDrive, OneNote, and Teams; and Evernote to make education more efficient and effective. Learn how the cloud can benefit teachers and students by looking at the classroom workflow from both perspectives. Find out how to organize files, share resources, communicate and collaborate online, assess learning, and provide feedback—all with the anywhere, anytime convenience of the cloud.

Create a classroom culture that increases achievement and decreases disruption—without inhibiting your students' creativity or desire to learn.

Move teaching material into interactive and engaging multimedia presentations for differentiated and flipped learning.

Learn how to develop curriculum that not only identifies learning objectives for individual lessons, but also informs pedagogy and assessment strategies.

Learn to provide accommodations to make learning accessible to students with disabilities, and meet Section 508 compliance for digital learning.

Explores the foundations of project-based learning, defining authentic learning and how project-based learning differs from "problem-based" learning.

Learn how to teach with LinkedIn Learning. Discover how to create custom content, playlists, and resources; engage and empower learners; and ensure your content is accessible to all.

Learn how to use technology to enhance course design, lesson planning, presentations, in-class activities, assessments, and student achievement and engagement.

Raise financially fit kids. Get practical tips for teaching kids the basics of how money is earned and spent, how to create saving goals, how to stick to a budget, and more.

Learn how to fully leverage the collaboration features offered in G Suite (formerly Google Apps for Work), the popular cloud-based productivity platform.

Microsoft 365, formerly known as Office 365, offers the latest Office apps and features for communication, file sharing, and project planning. The apps in Microsoft 365—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and more—are designed with collaboration in mind, yet many users aren’t leveraging all that these tools have to offer. In this course, Nick Brazzi offers tips for maximizing team productivity in Microsoft 365. Nick covers working with shared calendars in Outlook, connecting with your colleagues in Teams, and managing files that have been shared in Teams (as well as accessing those shared files in tools like SharePoint and Outlook). Plus, get tips for communicating more efficiently using Groups, using file libraries in SharePoint, sharing notes and files via OneDrive, creating shared tasks and projects in Planner, and more.

Learn how to set up a continuous integration/continuous delivery workflow with TeamCity 2017 to build, test, and deploy code as a team.

Learn the qualities of effective teams and the role you, as a team member, play in creating a healthy, productive team.

The work of developers doesn’t stop when code is committed. You need to help others understand the value of what you do—and why. This course examines the barriers between technological concepts and nontechnical audiences and proposes ways to overcome them. It identifies four major kinds: barriers of experience, motivation, perspective, and style. Instructor and communicator Tom Geller explains how to recognize these barriers and adapt your message to meet your audiences in the middle. He also examines specific opportunities to put your new skills into practice: with clients, vendors, team members, partners, conference audiences, and members of the public. The skills you learn in this course can benefit your career and your daily life. Discover how to overcome differences, strengthen your relationships, and promote your work by communicating in a way that everyone can understand.

When your personal brand is well-known, you can unlock professional and personal opportunities. This course helps you identify your strengths, establish your presence, and more.

Round out your resume. Learn the soft skills you need to be successful in hunting for a technical job, interviewing with stakeholders, and securing a role.