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Running A Course With edX

Brian McCandless, Alyssa Neville, and Abby Wentworth

Prepare for your edX course launch with Running a Course with edX, the final course in the three part Designing, Building, and Running a Course with edX series. Learn how to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, use analytics to improve your course, and conclude your first course run. Access to edX Studio is recommended.

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Prepare for your edX course launch with Running a Course with edX, the final course in the three part Designing, Building, and Running a Course with edX series. Learn how to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, use analytics to improve your course, and conclude your first course run. Access to edX Studio is recommended.

Running a Course with edX is here for you as you prepare to launch your course on edX for the first time. You'll gain expertise in initiating and managing course runs, how to communicate effectively with your learners, how to leverage analytics via edX Insights for the continuous improvement of your course, and you’ll learn how to conclude your first course run while preparing for future runs.

This course is the final course in our three-part program for new edX course teams, and it is recommended that you have access to an instance of edX Studio before beginning this course.

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Learning objectives

  • After completing this course, learners will be able to:
  • Summarize how to start and manage a course run on edx
  • Determine how to improve your course using analytics
  • Summarize how to end your course and prepare for the next course run

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Strengthens existing foundation for intermediate learners
Develops professional skills or deep expertise in a particular topic or set of topics
Covers unique perspectives are ideas that may add color to other topics and subjects
Takes a creative approach to an otherwise established topic, field, or subject
Offers a comprehensive study of one aspect of history, the arts, or the human condition
Prerequisite requirements may add to burden of study

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Learners who complete Running A Course With edX will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Instructional Designer
Instructional designers are responsible for designing and developing educational materials and programs. They work with subject matter experts to create learning experiences that are effective and engaging. This course provides instructional designers with the skills and knowledge they need to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, and use analytics to improve their courses.
Online Course Developer
Online course developers create and manage online learning materials and programs. They work with instructional designers and other stakeholders to ensure that courses are high-quality and meet the needs of learners. This course provides online course developers with the skills and knowledge they need to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, and use analytics to improve their courses.
Education Consultant
Education consultants provide advice and guidance to educational institutions on how to improve their teaching and learning programs. They work with administrators, faculty, and staff to develop and implement strategies for improving student outcomes. This course provides education consultants with the skills and knowledge they need to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, and use analytics to improve their courses.
Training Manager
Training managers are responsible for planning and delivering training programs for employees. They work with subject matter experts to develop training materials and programs that are effective and engaging. This course provides training managers with the skills and knowledge they need to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, and use analytics to improve their courses.
Instructional Coach
Instructional coaches provide support and guidance to teachers on how to improve their teaching practices. They work with teachers to identify areas for improvement and develop strategies for addressing them. This course provides instructional coaches with the skills and knowledge they need to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, and use analytics to improve their courses.
Learning Experience Designer
Learning experience designers create and manage learning experiences that are engaging and effective. They work with subject matter experts and other stakeholders to develop learning materials and programs that meet the needs of learners. This course provides learning experience designers with the skills and knowledge they need to manage course runs, communicate with learners effectively, and use analytics to improve their courses.

Reading list

We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Running A Course With edX.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the principles of instructional design and how they can be applied to the development of online courses. It includes a detailed discussion of learning theories and instructional strategies, as well as practical guidelines for designing and developing online course materials.
Provides a comprehensive guide to online learning for faculty, including tips for designing effective online courses, engaging students, and assessing learning.
Provides a detailed examination of the key issues and challenges involved in building and operating a successful online university. It offers valuable insights into the organizational, technological, and pedagogical aspects of online education.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the science of instruction and how it can be applied to the design and development of effective e-learning programs. It covers a wide range of topics, including learning theories, instructional design, and assessment.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the key principles and best practices for creating effective online learning experiences. It covers a wide range of topics, including course design, instructional strategies, and assessment.
Provides a comprehensive review of the research on learning and teaching in online education. It covers a wide range of topics, including the effectiveness of online learning, the best practices for teaching online, and the challenges and opportunities of online education.

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