Earn graduate credits by taking a course
through MindUniversity, a partner in
the Living Library project. Then you can
become a contributor to the Living Library.
Why take a course through MindUniversity?
- Courses are accredited through Quincy University
- Courses are self-paced
- Tuition is affordable and ranges from $375 to $460
- No meetings
- All assignments completed from the comfort of your home
- Courses offered all year
Course 1
Teaching and Collaborating with Technology | 3 graduate credits, $375
This course provides K-12 educators with an Internet Organizer (online File Cabinet) resource. Course activities focus on using the online File Cabinet to save time, manage paperwork and create an easy means to share digital information with students and parents. Enrollees are granted a career membership to the Living Library—and online support network of K-12 teachers. You will be invited to set up a profile in the Living Library after completing the course. Prerequisites: none.
Read the syllabus.
Take the course: complete the registration form. (The form indicates next steps.)
Course 2
Teaching Social Studies in the Digital Age: Library of Congress | 3 graduate credits, $460
Explore the online resources of the world’s largest library and make social studies come alive for your students. This self-paced course will help you find the most up-to-date information available for your social studies class at the Library of Congress online. In this course you will create interactive, Web-based lessons and learn how to use a powerful online File Cabinet to organize and present your new-found teaching materials online after the course is finished. Prerequisites: none.
Read the syllabus.
Take the course: complete the registration form. (The form indicates next steps.)
Course 3
Taming the Web: Using the Internet Organizer Kit | 3 graduate credits, $375
Taming the Web is a correspondence graduate credit course designed for all K-12 educators to give you valuable practice using your Internet Organizer Web site. You will create three Web-based projects called “Virtual Field Trips” for IMMEDIATE use in the classroom. Virtual Field Trips are a convenient, easy-to-learn vehicle for incorporating the Internet into your curriculum. Prerequisites: none.
Read the syllabus.
Take the course: complete the registration form. (The form indicates next steps.)
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