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Turn your vision into a well-executed conference with Conference Planning: From Vision to Execution — a self-paced, information-packed course designed for new and seasoned conference organizers, event planners, and administrators looking to hone their skills. Whether you are launching your first conference or adjusting your current plan, this course provides you with strategies and resources to confidently plan your conference from start to finish.

This Visitor Experience training series was originally created for members of the Indiana Tourism Association to help raise the bar for service and skills, and is now available to businesses and organizations of all kinds.

This Visitor Experience training series was originally created for members of the Indiana Tourism Association to help raise the bar for service and skills, and is now available to businesses and organizations of all kinds.

This course prepares new cybersecurity professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to handle incidents throughout their lifecycle. Learn to implement access control policies, secure network perimeters, utilize cryptography, and establish incident response policies. The course also covers performing digital forensics to investigate and analyze cybersecurity incidents.

This self-paced course has 5 modules with information and activities related to Data Analysis.

In today's world of information overload, misinformation, clickbait, and AI, being a careful consumer of information is more important than ever. Join University Libraries for this session in which we'll discuss ways to be intentional in your media consumption and information sharing, how to evaluate information for accuracy, authority and bias, and how to contribute to the information ecosystem ethically. Katie Lorton, Director of Research and Branch Services, will share ways that University Libraries is working to help students develop their media literacy skills, and how learners of all ages can benefit from these skills.

In today's world of information overload, misinformation, clickbait, and AI, being a careful consumer of information is more important than ever. Join University Libraries for this session in which we'll discuss ways to be intentional in your media consumption and information sharing, how to evaluate information for accuracy, authority and bias, and how to contribute to the information ecosystem ethically. Katie Lorton, Director of Research and Branch Services, will share ways that University Libraries is working to help students develop their media literacy skills, and how learners of all ages can benefit from these skills.

Throughout this course, you will learn about the various components of the Elementary Literacy edTPA. By the end of the course, you will be prepared to complete your own portfolio for submission. To complete this course, you will need access to the Elementary Literacy edTPA Handbook, as well as Making Good Choices and Understanding Rubric Level Progressions documents. They are available from Pearson and/or your Educator Preparation Program.

This program covers topics and processes critical to conducting and interpreting electrocardiograms (EKGs). To begin, learners will review the anatomy and physiology of the heart. From there, learners will go on to explore the technology used such as the EKG machine. Next, participants will learn how to interpret a rhythm strip. And finally, learners will discover the details of a myocardial infarction. Successful completion of this program will help prepare learners to perform the role of EKG technician.