Available courses
This is the learning support environment for the Bachelor of Environmental Health Sciences Research Methods course at the School of Public Health
This course is a learning support environment for the COBERS courses
This training has been designed to equip with fundamental knowledge of what systematic reviews and how they are conducted
By the end of this course, successful participants will be able to
Describe current concepts of how people learn and theory that underpins these concepts
Write learning outcomes for teaching EBHC
Describe and evaluate various teaching methods which promote active learning
Consider various assessment strategies
Deliver and evaluate a teachin event in EBHC
This course targets mid-level operational managers to equip them with knowledge and skills to become effective leaders and practioners in DRRM and humanitarian service delivery
This course targets mid-level managers and districts officials involved in DRM programing. It provides an indept focus on Climate Risk Management as an aspect of the broader DRM. It also delves deeper into leadership issues around DRM
The Evidence-Based Public Health (EBPH) workshop aims to introduce the concepts of Evidence-Based Public Health in terms of finding,appraising, interpreting and applying best evidence to Public Health questions relevant to the African setting
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This environment contains additional e-Learning support content for Applied Biostatistics I
This is the e-Learning support environment for Applied Epidemiology I
This is the participant practice site for the course titled Fundamentals of Instructional Design.
This short course covers the basics of instructional design and how they are applied to the development of quality training programs and courses. Starting with the theoretical basis of teaching and learning, the course navigates key concepts in the design, development and delivery of quality courses both from a near and distance perspective. The course balances both theoretical presentations and practical sessions in equal measure, to give the participant hands on experience on how to use the different tools. The ultimate aim of the course is to build a critical mass of higher education tutors who can design high impact courses to improve delivery of teaching and learning. The course also looks at the state-of-the-art regarding teaching methodology, especially in the areas of high value learning objects and e-Learning. On completion of the course, the participant is qualified to be a 'developer'.
This is an online
short course that provides a guided exploration of the issues as participants
learn semi-independently. You will be undertaking this course together with a
cohort of your peers, the profiles of which have been shared. We are happy to
have you on the course and we are highly hopeful that it is a worthwhile
learning experience.
ResilientAfrica Network (RAN) through Research Technical Assistance Center (RTAC) has designed a short course on grants writing and management within the scope of USAID programs. Based on RTAC’s engagements with researchers worldwide, it is clear that despite having the content expertise, University-based researchers in LMICs often do not have specific experience in how development works. This course will describe USAID’s granting mechanisms and priorities. The course will cover different approaches to and process of searching for funding and reviewing requests for proposals (RFPs) from USAID, the grant application process, key considerations to proposal writing as well as the Dos and Don'ts in grant writing.
- Teacher: Nathan Tumuhamye