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Home & Family
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Communication & Education
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- Becoming a Brand Ambassador is a self-paced course developed with the support of the Extension Committee on Organization and Policy (ECOP) and the National Extension Directors and Administrators.By the end of this course students will be able to:
- Compare brand communications and brand meaning.
- Explain the importance of branding in Extension.
- Articulate Extension’s Brand Promise.
- Communicate their own Brand Story.
This is a short introduction to Facebook, which learners are free to go through on their own. After taking this course users will understand what Facebook is and how it can be used.
- This is a short introduction to Twitter, which learners are free to go through on their own. After taking this course users will better understand what Twitter is and how it can be used.
This self-paced course highlights new features in Moodle and provides links and videos for additional instruction and information. For assistance contact moodlehelp@extension.org
- Through this site, training will be offered to Extension Master Gardeners and coordinators from across the country to share news, resources, and stories of volunteering via the national Extension Master Gardener blog and social media efforts. Live web conference training will available to provide instruction for those wanting to learn how to get involved in this national Extension Master Gardener social media effort and for those that are interested in providing ideas or other creative energy in shaping the future of these efforts. These web conference trainings will also be recorded and available to EMG Coordinators and Extension Master Gardeners as an on-demand resource to get acquainted with the national EMG Social Media efforts, and to learn how to contribute to the EMG blog and community resources at their own pace.
eXtension ID is required for contributing to the blog and resources.
Contact Karen Jeannette, karen.jeannette@extension.org to learn more. - This is a course that quickly showcases some tools that can be used to repurpose PowerPoint presentations into flash, a format that works well in moodle. For assistance or more information contact moodlehelp@extension.org or contact Jennifer Jahedkar, eLearning Specialist, Texas AgriLife Extension.
Strengthening Extension Advisory Leaders (SEAL)
- Teacher: Nick Broady
- Teacher: Eric Kaufman
The Strengthening Extension Advisory Leaders (SEAL) program is targeted for advisory leader volunteers and those that work directly with them.Volunteers that support Extension (a.k.a. Advisory Leaders) ensure Extension’s future by making sure Extension programs are relevant and responsive to the needs of citizens.By partnering with Cooperative Extension and assisting with marketing, programming, and advocacy efforts, volunteers have proven to be an invaluable part of our organization.The SEAL program works to continue developing new curriculum and related resources to support volunteer involvement.
Moodle 101 is a self-paced course providing examples and information about Moodle. Students taking this course will learn more about tools and capabilities of Moodle.
To enroll or get more information contact Jennifer Jahedkar, eLearning Specialist, Texas AgriLife Extension.