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This course is
restricted and only available to the University of Nevada Reno Extension Spiral
Up Academy participants.
In this session, we discuss professional characteristics,best practices, the teacher's role and unique professional growth needs and benefits. In this session, we discuss how to build positive peer interactions and develop collaborative relationships with colleagues.
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple


This course is
restricted and only available to the University of Nevada Reno Extension Spiral
Up Academy participants.
This training will focus on increasing an understanding of children development and milestones, strategies for supporting growth and development, recognizing developmental differences, and building family partnerships.
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Monica Salazar
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple


This training focuses on how teachers prioritize time for connections and relationship-building with all young children and their families. Four strategies are introduced: increasing positive time, meaningful conversations, join in play and responsive interactions.
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Monica Salazar
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple


This course is
restricted and only available to the University of Nevada Reno Extension Spiral
Up Academy participants.
This training will focus the importance of play, how children learn through play, the different types of play, creating play experiences that foster development, and providing developmentally appropriate materials to engage children in play.
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Monica Salazar
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple


This course is
restricted and only available to the University of Nevada Reno Extension Spiral
Up Academy participants.
In this topic, we will explore how the following big ideas work together to create an effective learning environment for young children: Developing daily schedules and routines, Planning and implementing transitions and teaching expectations and rules.
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Monica Salazar
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple


This course is
restricted and only available to the University of Nevada Reno Extension Spiral
Up Academy participants.
This training will identify what, when and how to teach social emotional skills and present strategies for positive guidance. Learning strategies for teaching children how to problem solve will be presented and discussed.
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Monica Salazar
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple


This course is
restricted and only available to the University of Nevada Reno Extension Spiral
Up Academy participants.
This training focuses on professional development andfinding joy working with children and co-workers.
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Monica Salazar
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple

Course Access Update: Accessibility Improvements in Progress
To support updated digital accessibility requirements taking effect April 24, 2026, the UC Master Gardener Program Statewide Office is updating select statewide eLearning courses and their associated training toolkits. As part of this process, access to select courses will be temporarily unavailable beginning April 23, 2026. These updates will help ensure course content aligns with current accessibility standards (including WCAG 2.1 AA) and supports all learners.
We are actively enhancing these courses and will release updated versions as improvements are completed. If you need access to course materials during this time, please contact: mgtraining@ucanr.edu
Thank you for your patience.
Course overview
The spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is an invasive insect that is currently in the mid-Atlantic United States and has the potential to settle in California and have a profound impact on our agriculture and natural environment. A key to slowing the spread of spotted lanternfly is early detection and rapid response, which requires education of citizens and resource professionals. This course explores the pest's lifecycle, how they feed, travel and what to do if you see it in California.
Who should enroll?
Residents of California, Master Gardeners, Arborists, Nursery Professionals, and other stakeholders.
How to enroll
Continuing Education Units
- UC Master Gardeners are eligible for 1 hour of continuing education (CE) for completing this course.
- International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) (1.0 for ISA Certified Arborists, 1.0 Utility Specialist, 1.0 Municipal Specialist, 1.0 Climber Specialist, 1.0 Aerial Lift Specialist). To get the ISA Continuing Education Units certificate you will be charged a fee of $30.
Need Help?
- For assistance with login, course enrollment, contact campushelp@extension.org
- For assistance with progress through the course or certificate, contact mgtraining@ucanr.edu
The California Department of Agriculture and the University of California Master Gardener Program.
Teacher
Lauren Snowden, UC Master Gardener Online Training Specialist


This curriculum was developed to provide a uniform, publicly-available, research-based stormwater core curriculum to:
- Build comprehension of the fundamentals of stormwater management, stormwater practices and maintenance processes
- Develop an understanding of and skills that support communicating the importance of stormwater management to community stakeholders
This training is designed for stormwater professionals such as public works and parks department staff, private contractors, stormwater managers and homeowners associations or other landowners who are responsible for a stormwater management practice. For more information or to enroll please contact Shahram Missaghi, University of Minnesota, miss0035@umn.edu
- Teacher: Shahram Missaghi
- Teacher: Deborah Weitzenkamp
This is a self-paced course designed specifically for farmers and ranchers seeking to take control of their tax planning. Whether you’re new to tax management or looking to refine your approach, this course provides practical strategies tailored to agricultural producers.
In this course, you will:
- Strengthen your collaboration with your tax professional to ensure clear communication and effective planning.
- Develop a reliable, organized record-keeping system that not only meets tax requirements but also helps you maximize eligible deductions and credits.
- Shift your perspective on taxes from simply minimizing what you owe to strategically optimizing your after-tax income for greater financial success.
- Teacher: Jessica Groskopf
- Teacher: Lindsey McKeever

- Teacher: Saundra Frerichs
- Teacher: Kate Mobarak
- Teacher: Ann O'Connor
In this workshop, participants will explore what negotiation really is (and what it is not), how to prepare for and execute a successful negotiation, and how to preserve a relationship when the negotiation is not successful. You’ll have opportunities to discuss, problem solve, and practice negotiation approaches relevant to common labor management situations. You’ll also get support and feedback developing a written plan for a negotiation that you anticipate in the coming months. The workshop is part of the 2022 Farm Labor Dashboard Workshop Series, which focuses on helping farmers build practical labor management knowledge and skills.
Presenters: Mary Peabody and Beth Holtzman, University of Vermont Extension.
Session Format: Sessions will be delivered via Zoom. Connection information, along with additional resources and information will be available through the workshop site.
Fees. The workshop fee is $35. To purchase and enroll in the course, click the following button:
Scholarships and multi-session discounts are available for all the workshop in the series, reducing the workshop fee to $20. However, these options are only available for people who request – and receive approval – for reduced fees in advance of registration and payment. To request either a multi-session discount or scholarship, please fill out this online form.
Please wait to register until you hear back from us via email. Decisions are generally made within 3 business days. If you are approved, you will receive a voucher code that you will use during the registration/payment process to activate a reduced registration fee for the workshops you indicated you wish to enroll in.
- Instructor: Beth Holtzman
- Instructor: Mary Peabody
For more information, please contact:
Course Teacher:
Beatriz Nobua-Behrmann, Ph.D
benobua@ucanr.edu
University of California Cooperative Extension – Los Angeles and Orange County
South Coast Research and Extension Center
7601 Irvine Boulevard, Irvine CA 92618
(949) 301-9182 Ext. 1006
or
Jan Gonzales
jggonzales@ucanr.edu
Goldspotted Oak Borer Education and Outreach Program Coordinator
University of California Cooperative Extension - San Diego County
Tel: 858.822.7718
- Teacher: Janis Gonzales
- Teacher: Beatriz Nobua-Behrmann
- Teacher: UC IPM Online Training Support
- Teacher: Cheryl Reynolds


This course must be completed by December 30 of the current year. Download the certificate immediately when you complete the course. You will not be able to retrieve your certificate after December 30.
For more information, please contact:
Course Teacher:
Beatriz Nobua-Behrmann, Ph.D
benobua@ucanr.edu
University of California Cooperative Extension – Los Angeles and Orange County
South Coast Research and Extension Center
7601 Irvine Boulevard, Irvine CA 92618
(949) 301-9182 Ext. 1006
OR
Jan Gonzales
jggonzales@ucanr.edu
Community Education Supervisor/Project Coordinator
University of California Cooperative Extension
9335 Hazard Way, Suite 20, San Diego, CA 92123
(619) 985-9422
- Teacher: Janis Gonzales
- Teacher: Beatriz Nobua-Behrmann
- Teacher: UC IPM Online Training Support
- Teacher: Cheryl Reynolds
The
Sustainable Bioeconomy course examines the current and future opportunities and
challenges of bioproducts and bioenergy in society. This course explores
relationships between society’s economic demand for inexpensive energy and
products and our responsibility to produce these products in environmentally
and socially responsible ways. Students explore a range of bioproduct
categories including biofuels, virgin and recycled paper and wood products, and
advanced biomaterials. A panel of instructors from multiple disciplines and
bioeconomy stakeholders will share their diverse perspectives and experiences
in the bioeconomy. Students will learn about careers available in the growing
bioeconomy sector and the knowledge and skills necessary for these jobs.
- Teacher: Richard Venditti
The audience for this course is Family Child Care Home Providers. This online training includes videos, short quizzes, and activities. It has two parts.
- In Part 1: What to Feed Toddlers, you will learn the latest recommendations on WHAT to feed toddlers. These are the foods and beverages that are recommended. We will review milk & other beverages, grains and proteins, vegetables & fruits, and sugar & sodium.
- In Part 2: How to Feed Toddlers, we will focus on HOW to feed toddlers. We will review responsive feeding, meal & snack frequency, food choices, the feeding environment, and how to prevent choking.
Completion of this course provides 1.0 contact hours.
For more information or to enroll please contact dnilee@ucanr.edu.
- Teacher: Danielle Lee
The audience for this course is Family Child Care Home Providers for non-California residents. This online training includes videos, short quizzes, and activities. It has two parts.
- In Part 1: What to Feed Toddlers,
you will learn the latest recommendations on WHAT to feed toddlers.
These are the foods and beverages that are recommended. We will review
milk & other beverages, grains and proteins, vegetables &
fruits, and sugar & sodium.
- In Part 2: How to Feed Toddlers, we will focus on HOW to feed toddlers. We will review responsive feeding, meal & snack frequency, food choices, the feeding environment, and how to prevent choking.
Completion of this course provides 1.0 contact hours.
For more information please contact dnilee@ucanr.edu.
The fee for non-California residents is $15. To purchase and enroll, click the following button:
- Teacher: Danielle Lee
This is the training class for 2022 MG
- Director of Training : Mimi Enright
- Director of Training : Leslie Hart
- Director of Training : Judy Hatfield
- Director of Training : Laura Southworth
- Director of Training : Clio Tarazi
Thank you for joining our UC Master Gardeners of Napa County’s online training test program for 2021. Your participation, and your feedback, will be important as we develop our new hybrid training program for certification. The certification program will begin in January 2022—and your help in 2021 will be invaluable.
In this program, we will present six core topics.
Introduction to Botany.
Living Soil, Till/No Till.
Water Management.
Entomology.
Plant Pathology.
UC IPM.
A new topic will be posted every two weeks, beginning Monday January 18, 2021. Students will have two weeks to complete the required assignments. Assignments will vary by topic, and may include reading, viewing a live or recorded presentation, participation in a live demonstration or follow-along with a hands-on project, participation in a live discussion with fellow students, completion of one or more worksheets, opportunity to dive deeper using suggested resources.
- Teacher: Cynthia Kerson
- Teacher: Yvonne Rasmussen
The audience for this UF/IFAS Extension Broward County Master Gardener Training Online course is students who have applied, interviewed, and been accepted into our program. This online component will be the main class platform in addition to weekly live Zoom meetings.
For more information or to enroll, please contact Steve Deegan –teacher and content specialist- UF/IFAS Extension Broward County, Urban Horticulture Education and Master Gardener Volunteer Coordinator stephen.deegan@ufl.edu
- Teacher: Lorna Bravo
- Teacher: Stephen Deegan

The goal of this toolbox is to equip agricultural professionals (I.e., ag-educators, extension professionals, crop consultants) with a broad understanding of AI and its potential role in sustainable agriculture, along with knowledge, skills and abilities to strategically communicate about this emerging technology and its risks and opportunities with agricultural audiences.
The instructional video course includes 10 asynchronous lectures and associated activities that can be engaged with at participants' convenience. Participants who complete all modules will receive a certificate of completion from Washington State University's Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources.
This course is intended to be open, accessible and free-of-charge. No coursework is required for completion. However, the course is available for .3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) with a $10 fee. If you take the course for CEUs, the pre- and post-survey must be completed to receive credit. Instructions for taking the course for CEUs are provided in the opening section of the course.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
- achieve a deeper awareness of AI in both society and sustainable agriculture;
- grow their understanding of the risks and benefits of using AI systems to achieve sustainable agriculture goals;
- develop knowledge of behavioral models predicting AI adoption among different audiences;
- obtain skills in utilizing strategic science communication theory to construct, frame and diffuse messages surrounding AI, its risks and opportunities;
- improve their confidence and abilities to facilitate engagement with AI in sustainable agriculture.
- Presenter: Alex Kirkpatrick
- Presenter: Morgan Lawrence

Understanding how a bit works in the horse's mouth will help you select the most appropriate bit for the job and appreciate the craftsmanship of well balanced and constructed bits.
The fee for this course is $10. To purchase and enroll in the course, click the following button.
If you purchase at least $40 worth of courses from this category, you can receive a 20% discount by entering the voucher code of HorseQuest20.
- Teacher: Kathy Anderson
- Teacher: Colleen Brady
- Teacher: Kris Hiney

Recertification credits are available for this course.
This pesticide recertification course covers fundamental concepts of toxicology and how to choose and handle pesticides safety. The course covers both short- and long-term health risks from handling pesticides and how to protect yourself.
This course has been approved by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) - Seminar #2024-637 for 1-ISDA pesticide credit.
If you have questions related to this course, please email: cals-ipm@uidaho.edu at University of Idaho Extension.
- Teacher: cals ipm


UNR 101 Signs and Symptoms of Illness (SOI) with Blood Borne Pathogens
Signs and Symptoms of Illness (SOI) including Blood Borne Pathogens: The Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases in the Child Care Setting is for child care providers and early childhood educator.
This training discusses ways to recognize, prevent, and manage infectious diseases in early education and child care settings. Special precautions are discussed when handling bloodborne pathogens.
Course fee: $10.99 2-hours
Watch this video to learn how to create an account and pay for the course.
For Technical support email: campushelp@extension.org
Instructor email: childcare@unr.edu
- Teacher: Maria Jake
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple
- Teacher: Sarah Wright


UNR 102 Recognize and Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect
The focus of this course is to help childcare providers become familiar with the difficult subject of child abuse and neglect. In this course you will learn about:
There are 9 lesson in this course.
- Overview
- Physical Abuse
- Neglect
- Emotional Abuse
- Sexual Abuse
- Who are the abusers
- Disclosure
- Reporting
- Program Policies
View this video to learn how to create and account and pay for the course,
For Technical support email campushelp@extension.org
Instructor email: childcare@unr.edu
- Teacher: Maria Jake
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple
- Teacher: Sarah Wright


UNR 103 Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
Reducing the Risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)training is for Child Care Providers and Early Childhood Educators. This training discusses ways to lower the risk of SIDS in child care settings, addresses common beliefs, safe sleep practices, handling parent’s concerns and why some babies are at a higher risk for SIDS. This training promotes “Back to Sleep” and “Tummy to Play”.This training has been approved by Nevada Registry and the State of Maryland, Office of Child Care.
Course fee: $10.99 2-hours
Watch the following video to learn how to create an account and pay for the course.
For Technical support email: campusadmin@extension.org
Instructor email: childcare@unr.edu
- Teacher: Maria Jake
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple
- Teacher: Sarah Wright


UNR 104 Basic Wellness: Physical Activities, Nutrition and Obesity Prevention
Wellness-Physical Activities, Nutrition and Obesity Prevention is for Early Childhood Educators working with children Birth to 8 years. This training focuses on lifelong wellness related to childhood physical activity, nutrition and obesity prevention in the early childhood environment. The course contains age and developmental levels.
Course fee: $10.99 2-hours
Watch the following video to learn how to create an account and pay for the course.
For Technical support email: campushelp@extension.org
Instructor email: childcare@unr.edu
- Teacher: Maria Jake
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple
- Teacher: Sarah Wright


UNR 105 Wellness: Nutrition and Obesity Prevention in Young Children
Level: Intermediate
As we explore this subject, we’ll focus on the importance of wellness, nutrition and obesity prevention, especially at the intermediate level. Our goal is to equip you with knowledge that can make a lasting impact on children’s health.
Course fee: $10.99 2-hours
Watch this video to learn how to create an account and pay for a course.
For Technical support email: campushelp@extension.org
Instructor email: childcare@unr.edu
- Teacher: Maria Jake
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple
- Teacher: Sarah Wright


Course fee: $10.99 2-hours
Watch this video to learn how to create an account and pay for the course. .
For Technical support email: campushelp@extension.org
Instructor email: childcare@unr.edu
- Teacher: Maria Jake
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple
- Teacher: Sarah Wright


UNR 107 Child Development: Birth to three Years
This module will focus on the first three years of a child's life, when there is an enormous amount of growth and development. Our role in supporting children's progress is critical. What each of us does makes a difference. Topics include: Brain Development, Developmental Domains, the Role of the Teacher and Positive Interactions.
Course fee: $5.99 1-hour
Watch this video to learn how to create an account and pay for the course.
For Technical support email: campushelp@extension.org
Instructor email: childcare@unr.edu
- Teacher: Maria Jake
- Teacher: Stephanie May
- Teacher: Danielle Pertile
- Teacher: Cathryn Peshlakai
- Teacher: Lisa Whipple
- Teacher: Sarah Wright