Credential Description
Over the course of 15 weeks, Dr. Dakota Horn, an Instructor of Communication in the Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts, will guide you through a fast-paced curriculum focused on new and innovative instructional design methods.
The Instructional Design for Insurance Certificate integrates engaging videos and lessons on your own time, 1:1 scheduled interactions with Dr. Dakota Horn, and a scaffolded project throughout the 15 weeks that will result in a completed design blueprint for real-world use.
Important: You may be eligible to take this program at NO COST through the IT Workforce Accelerator project. A laptop loan program is also available to those who are eligible to enroll in courses.
Please complete the interest form and someone will email you within 2 business days regarding eligibility and to provide the program registration link.
What You’ll Learn
What You’ll Earn
Upon successful completion, you’ll earn a digital badge that can be shared on your LinkedIn profile, digital resume, or portfolio. Your badge will include details of the competencies you’ve mastered, giving employers a visual verification of your newly acquired skills.
Dakota Horn
Lecturer, Course Director
Bradley University
Dr. Dakota Horn is an Instructor of Communication focusing on introductory communication courses. He is the Course Director of COM103, the oral communication process course required of all Bradley students. His education involves communication and education studies with a Bachelors and Masters in communication from Western Illinois University and a Doctorate in Teaching and Learning from Illinois State University. His research interests include communication pedagogy, instructional communication, instructional clarity, and other education related communication.
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Career Pathways
After earning the entry-level non-credit certificate in Instructional Design for Healthcare, there are several career pathways you could explore:
These are just a few examples of career pathways. Further experience, specialization, and continuous learning will help you advance in your chosen career path within industries that rely on instructional design.
