- Level Foundation
- المدة 11 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة Columbia University
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Offered by
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Course 4 discusses four populations: families, poor families, people with disabilities, and people as they age. This course addresses issues of power, oppression, and white supremacy. -The first module identifies the needs of children and the role of the state in child development. We will explore changes in the family and the resulting debates about how to best support families and child development. We’ll appraise family leave and child care programs for their role in supporting paid work and in strengthening child development, as well as income support efforts including the child tax credit and proposals for a family allowance. -The second module begins with a description of child poverty—both the forces leading to it, and its effects. This module also describes public support programs and critiques the debates surrounding them. -The third module focuses on persons living with disabilities, evaluating the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act. We will also critique the processes of establishing a disability social insurance program and the public aid programs that make people with disabilities eligible for income support and health support. -The final module begins with a report on the aging of the U.S. population. Building on this, we’ll examine social insurance programs and public aid programs for seniors for their longterm viability, and assess the various reforms that have been proposed to stabilize these programs. The course is part of a sequence in social policy that has an HONORS TRACK. This track will prepare the learner for masters-level work in policy, which involves reading the literature, writing concise summaries and probing critiques. Over the sequence the learner will develop a policy analysis that will create a foundation for professional policy analyst assignments.الوحدات
Introduction
3
Videos
- Sequence introduction - John Robertson
- Sequence video: Why Social Policy - Alumni
- Introduction
Children and Their Needs
3
Videos
- Child Development : Part 1
- Child Development Part II
- What Children Need by Professor Waldfogel
Family & Childcare
5
Videos
- Family
- Family Change
- Supervision
- Child Care
- Child Care Issues
Family Supports
3
Videos
- Employment
- Child Tax Credit
- Family Allowances by Professor Garfinkel
Wrapping Up
1
Assignment
- Module 1 Overview
1
Videos
- Wrap-Up
Required Reading
1
Peer Review
- Required Reading Assessment
1
Readings
- What Children Need
Intro
1
Videos
- Introduction
Child Poverty
2
Videos
- Child Poverty
- Effects of Child Poverty
Public Supports
6
Videos
- Public Support
- The Purpose of TANF
- TANF Outcomes
- TANF Reform
- SNAP
- WIC
Supports for Children in Poverty
3
Videos
- Child Support
- EITC
- Work Requirements
Wrapping Up
1
Assignment
- Module 2 Overview
1
Videos
- Wrap-Up
Required Reading
1
Peer Review
- Required Reading Assessment
1
Readings
- An Agenda for reducing poverty and improving opportunity
Introduction
1
Videos
- Introduction
Disability Assistance
4
Videos
- The Americans with Disabilities Act
- Defining Disability
- Developmental Disabilities
- Mental Illness
SSDI and SSI
8
Videos
- Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Eligibility
- SSDI Benefits
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- SSI Eligibility, Part I
- SSI Eligibility, Part II
- SSI Children
- SSI Issues
- Social Insurance and Public Aid
Wrapping Up
1
Assignment
- Quiz: Module 3 Overview
1
Videos
- Wrap-Up
Required Reading
1
Peer Review
- Required Reading Assessment
1
Readings
- 2017 Disability Statistics Annual Report
Introduction
1
Videos
- Introduction
The U.S. Aging Population
4
Videos
- Birth Rates and Death Rates
- A Shortage of Workers
- Old Age, Survivors, & Disability Insurance (OASDI) Part I
- Old Age, Survivors, & Disability Insurance (OASDI) Part II
Shortfalls and Proposed Solutions
5
Videos
- Shortfalls
- Proposals, Part I
- Proposals, Part II
- Proposals, Part III
- The Debate
Wrapping Up
1
Assignment
- Quiz: Module 4 Overview
1
Videos
- Wrap-Up
Required Reading
1
Peer Review
- Required Reading Assessment
Policy Project: Policy Alternatives--Analysis & Recommendations
1
Peer Review
- Policy Analysis Project: Analysis and Recommendations
1
Videos
- Policy Alternative Project: Analysis and Recommendations
Auto Summary
Discover "Social Services for Families, Seniors, and Those with Disabilities," a comprehensive course in Personal Development led by Coursera. This foundational course delves into the challenges and support systems for families, impoverished households, people with disabilities, and the elderly. Key topics include child development, child poverty, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and social insurance for seniors. With a duration of 660 minutes, this course offers an HONORS TRACK for advanced policy analysis, making it ideal for learners aspiring to master-level policy work. Available through a Starter subscription, it's perfect for those passionate about making a difference in social services.
- Level Foundation
- المدة 24 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة Yale University
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Offered by
عن
How can we explain kindness and cruelty? Where does our sense of right and wrong come from? Why do people so often disagree about moral issues? This course explores the psychological foundations of our moral lives.الوحدات
Welcome to the Moralities of Everyday Life!
1
Videos
- Introduction to the Course
3
Readings
- Meet your instructors!
- Course resources
- Pre-Course Survey
Week 1 Readings
1
Readings
- Week 1 Readings
Lesson 1
2
Videos
- What is Morality?
- Philosophical Approaches
Lesson 2
2
Videos
- Reason vs. Emotions
- The Case of Disgust
Lesson 3
3
Videos
- Cute and Sexy
- Return to the Trolley Problem
- The Big Questions
Review
1
Assignment
- Week 1 Quiz
Office Hours
2
Videos
- Week 1 Office Hours (2015)
- Week 1 Office Hours (2014)
Week 2 Readings
1
Readings
- Week 2 Readings
Lesson 1
2
Videos
- Caring About Others
- How Do We Treat Strangers?
Lesson 2
2
Videos
- Empathy and Concern
- Empathy and its Limits
Review
1
Assignment
- Week 2 Quiz
Office Hours
2
Videos
- Week 2 Office Hours (2015)
- Week 2 Office Hours (2014)
Week 3 Readings
1
Readings
- Week 3 Readings
Lesson 1
2
Videos
- Moral Diversity
- Moral Universals
Lesson 2
2
Videos
- Evolution of Morality
- Reciprocal Altruism
Lesson 3
1
Videos
- Guest Lecture, Laurie Santos
Lesson 4
2
Videos
- Development of Morality
- How Much Can Evolution Explain?
Guests
1
Videos
- Discussion with Laurie Santos
Review
1
Assignment
- Week 3 Quiz
Office Hours
2
Videos
- Week 3 Office Hours (2015)
- Week 3 Office Hours (2014)
Week 4 Readings
1
Readings
- Week 4 Readings
Lesson 1
3
Videos
- Moral Differences
- Kinds of Societies
- Conservatives and Liberals
Disgust and Honor
2
Videos
- Disgust and Honor I
- Disgust and Honor II
Religion and Morality
2
Videos
- Religion and Morality I
- Religion and Morality II
Review
1
Assignment
- Week 4 Quiz
Office Hours
2
Videos
- Week 4 Office Hours (2015)
- Week 4 Office Hours (2014)
Week 5 Radings
1
Readings
- Week 5 Readings
Lesson 1
3
Videos
- Moral Circles
- The Morality of Group Preference
- What Groups Matter?
Lesson 2
2
Videos
- Stereotypes
- Economic Games
Lesson 3
3
Videos
- Criticisms of Economic Games
- How Do We Naturally Respond to Strangers?
- The Problem of Kindness
Review
1
Assignment
- Week 5 Quiz
Office Hours
2
Videos
- Week 5 Office Hours (2015)
- Week 5 Office Hours Part (2014)
Week 6 Readings
1
Readings
- Week 6 Readings
Lesson 1
3
Videos
- Morality as Part of Our Nature
- Skepticism About the Self
- Free Will and the Situation
Conclusion
1
Videos
- Conclusion
1
Readings
- Post- Course Survey
Review
1
Assignment
- Week 6 Quiz
Office Hours
2
Videos
- Week 6 Office Hours (2015)
- Week 6 Office Hours (2014)
Auto Summary
Discover the psychological foundations of morality with "Moralities of Everyday Life" by Coursera. This foundational course delves into the origins of kindness, cruelty, and our sense of right and wrong, while examining why moral disagreements arise. Perfect for personal development enthusiasts, it offers 1440 minutes of insightful content. Accessible with a Starter subscription, it promises to enrich your understanding of human behavior and ethics. Join now to explore the complexities of our moral lives.
- Level Foundation
- المدة 18 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة Universiteit Leiden
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Offered by
عن
International Law in Action explains the functions of each international court and tribunal present in The Hague, and it looks at how these institutions address contemporary problems. On the basis of selected cases, and through interviews with judges and lawyers, you will explore the role of these courts and tribunals and their potential to contribute to global justice. The first module of the course will investigate how judicial settlement is different from other more political forms of dispute settlement, such as negotiation and mediation. It offers a brief historical overview and introduces the judicial and arbitral bodies based in The Hague. In the remaining modules you will learn about the functions of these courts and tribunals, and some of the challenges and prospects that they face. Three cross-cutting themes tie together all of these modules: (i) The interaction between law and politics; (ii) The continuing role of State consent; and (iii) The ability of international courts and tribunals to protect the public interest and global values. This course offers you an opportunity to gain a better insight into the functions and features of the courts and tribunals present in The Hague. You will gain a familiarity with each court or tribunal. You will develop realistic expectations of their capacity to address contemporary problems and an awareness of their limitations. You will also be able to discuss some of their most prominent cases. If you would like to have a better understanding of international law in action in The Hague, this is definitely the course for you! This course is free to join and to participate in. There is the possibility to get a verified certificate for the course, which is a paid option. If you want a certificate, but are unable to pay for it, you can request financial aid via Courseraالوحدات
Introduction to the course
1
Discussions
- Introduce yourself!
3
Videos
- Trailer
- Introduction to the Course
- How to succeed in your online class?
1
Readings
- Meet the instructor & her team
An Introduction to the International Courts and Tribunals in The Hague
1
Assignment
- An Introduction to the International Courts and Tribunals in The Hague
5
Videos
- Introduction
- The History of International Dispute Settlement in The Hague
- Diplomatic versus Judicial International Dispute Settlement
- Overview of the International Courts and Tribunals in The Hague
- The Course Themes: Law and Politics, State Consent, Global Values
2
Readings
- Required Reading
- Recommended Reading
The International Court of Justice (ICJ)
1
Assignment
- The International Court of Justice
1
Peer Review
- The Future of International Courts and Tribunals in The Hague
5
Videos
- An Introduction to the International Court of Justice
- The ICJ's Contentious Jurisdiction
- Advisory Opinions of the International Court of Justice
- The International Court of Justice and the Protection of the Environment
- Interview with Judge Christopher Greenwood
2
Readings
- Required Reading
- Recommended Reading
The Arbitration of International Disputes
1
Assignment
- The Arbitration of International Disputes
5
Videos
- Arbitration and the Permanent Court of Arbitration
- Introduction to Inter-State Arbitration
- Introduction to Investor-state Arbitration
- Investment Arbitration and Public Interests: Human Health
- Interview with Brooks W. Daly
2
Readings
- Required Reading
- Recommended Reading
International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
1
Assignment
- International Criminal Courts and Tribunals
5
Videos
- From Nuremberg to The Hague: The Renaissance of International Criminal Law
- The International Criminal Court
- Interview with ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda
- International Criminal Courts and Global Values: The ICC and Democracy
- Towards an International Terrorism Tribunal?
3
Readings
- Required Reading
- Recommended Reading
- Documents for Reference
Conclusions of the three Course Themes
3
Videos
- Course Theme I: Law and Politics
- Course Theme II: State Consent
- Course Theme III: Global Values
Final Assesments
1
Assignment
- Final Exam
Auto Summary
Discover the world of international justice with "International Law in Action: A Guide to the International Courts and Tribunals in The Hague." This foundation-level course, led by experts on Coursera, delves into the roles and challenges of The Hague's courts and tribunals. Through case studies and expert interviews, learn about judicial settlement, the interplay of law and politics, and the pursuit of global justice. Perfect for those interested in personal development and understanding international law, the course is free with an option for a paid certificate. Join now and enhance your knowledge of global legal systems.
- Level Professional
- المدة 2 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة Coursera
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Offered by
عن
Zapier is the industry leader in task automation and gives users the ability to not only organize but to automate social media posting. By the end of this project, you will be able to set up an account with Zapier. You will learn how to connect your blog site to Zapier and then send out automated social media messages to your owned social media accounts. This is a great tool to use if you are blogging once a week or less and want to maximize your time spent on other tasks. Blogging is one of the most recognized ways of improving traffic to websites. However, for this to work a blog needs a reliable way to share new blogs with its audiences. Using Zapier to automate this task will save you time and allow you to share your content with your audience immediately - rather than when you remember too! Zapier is the industry leader in task automation and gives users the ability to not only organize but to automate social media posting. Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions.الوحدات
Automate Blog Advertisements with Zapier
1
Assignment
- Graded Quiz: Test your Project understanding
1
Labs
- Automate Blog Advertisements with Zapier
1
Readings
- Project-based Course Overview
Auto Summary
Discover how to streamline your blogging efforts with "Automate Blog Advertisements with Zapier." This professional-level course, offered by Coursera, focuses on using Zapier to automate social media postings, enhancing your blog's reach and efficiency. Ideal for North American learners, you'll set up a Zapier account, connect your blog, and automate content sharing. Perfect for bloggers aiming to optimize their time. The course spans 120 minutes and offers a starter subscription option. Join now to boost your blog's productivity!
- Level Foundation
- المدة 2 ساعات hours
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Offered by
عن
Programming of any kind, including in game-development, can get complicated as the size and scope of a project increase. Investigating bugs and expanding the code with new functionality can be almost impossible if the code-structure is not well-thought-out. In this one-hour, project-based course, we will cover the second principle of "SOLID" programming: Open-Closed Principle ("OCP") states that a class should be open for extension but closed for modification. It sounds like a contradiction, but it will allow us to add functionality to our sample game without touching existing code. In the project, we will create some "typical" code that is fairly common in game-development, and then restructure it to become compliant with OCP. This project is part two of a five-part series on SOLID Programming principles, which are: - Single Responsibility - Open-Closed (this guided project) - Liskov's Substitution - Interface Segregation - Dependency Inversion Each of these guided projects stands on its own, but for a full understanding of good coding practices, completing all five guided projects (in order) is recommended.Auto Summary
Discover the Open-Closed Principle in Unity with this beginner-level course by Coursera. Perfect for personal development, this 120-minute class simplifies complex programming concepts in game development. Enjoy free access and elevate your coding skills effectively. Ideal for aspiring game developers and programmers.
- Level Professional
- المدة 3 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة Coursera
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Offered by
عن
By the end of this project, you will create an ebook template and a logo for digital products using the free version of Visme. Your new acquired skills will help you market your business and sell your products in the marketplace. You will be able to incorporate a color scheme, images, and other design elements for aesthetically pleasing and value added business marketing collateral. We can use Visme to complete this project because it provides all the tools you need to create an organized and visually appealing product while offering a variety of options for sharing and collaboration. You will learn how to plan and organize your ideas and utilize graphic design tools. This course will include intermediate to advanced level skills. Creating high quality digital products is the perfect way to showcase your design expertise and build business without a large investment. Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions.الوحدات
Create Digital products with Visme
1
Assignment
- Graded Quiz: Test your Project understanding
1
Labs
- Create digital Products with Visme
1
Readings
- Project-based Course Overview
Auto Summary
Unlock your potential in digital design with the "Create Digital Products with Visme" course, tailored for those looking to enhance their personal development skills. Guided by the expert instructors at Coursera, this intermediate-level course focuses on crafting an ebook template and a logo using Visme's free version. Perfect for entrepreneurs and creative professionals, you will learn to integrate color schemes, images, and design elements to produce visually captivating and market-ready digital products. The course emphasizes planning, organization, and using graphic design tools to create aesthetically pleasing business marketing materials. Spanning 180 minutes, this engaging and informative course is available for free, offering a cost-effective way to build your design expertise and grow your business. Note that this course currently offers the best experience for learners in North America, with efforts underway to extend this to other regions. Dive into the world of digital product creation and elevate your business with this hands-on learning opportunity.
- Level Foundation
- المدة 2 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة Coursera
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Offered by
عن
This project will teach you TypeScript Variables and Data Types by writing and testing TypeScript code using TypeScript Playground. Variables and Data types are one of the core concepts of Typescript programming language.You will learn how to create, declare and assign variables, differences between var, let and const, scope of variables and also learn different Data Types in TypeScript programming. Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions.الوحدات
TypeScript Variables and Data Types
1
Assignment
- Graded Quiz: Test your Project understanding
1
Labs
- TypeScript Variables and Data Types
1
Readings
- Project-based Course Overview
Auto Summary
Discover the essentials of TypeScript with this beginner-level course focused on Variables and Data Types. Guided by Coursera, you'll learn to create, declare, and assign variables, understand the differences between var, let, and const, and explore various data types. Perfect for personal development, this 120-minute course is free and ideal for learners in North America. Dive into the core concepts of TypeScript programming and enhance your coding skills today!
- Level Foundation
- المدة 42 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة University of Colorado Boulder
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Offered by
عن
This course gives you easy access to an innovative description design framework used and created by experts in description design who design descriptions for highly interactive learning resources. Interactive learning resources are common, fun, and effective tools that engage learners in the classroom and in remote learning environments. Many of these interactives rely on the visual display. This limits non-visual experiences, and makes many interactive learning resources inaccessible to learners with significant visual impairments or print- and graphics-related disabilities. Descriptions are verbalized text for supporting non-visual access. This course will show you how to create descriptions, the verbalized text, needed to make interactive learning resources (interactives) accessible to learners who are blind or have a visual impairment (learners with BVI). The course weaves together concepts from inclusive design, web accessibility, and general best practices for description design for non-visual access. The main focus of the course is learning about and using the Description Design Framework created by design researchers at PhET Interactive Simulations. Through a series of design tasks, each preempted with examples and demonstrations, the course walks you through how to design descriptions for an interactive of your choosing. While prior experience in web accessibility, interaction design, and description is useful, it is not required for this course. We share many examples from our work, and include tips and design patterns that we have created and actively use to describe our highly interactive science and math simulations. If you have an interest in creating descriptions for interactive learning resources, join us in this course. The Description Design Framework helps us take a methodical approach to the challenging task of designing descriptions for interactives, and we want to share what we know so others can design engaging descriptions that support non-visual access to interactive learning resources.الوحدات
Introduction and Overview
1
Assignment
- Introduction and Overview
1
Discussions
- Connect with Your Peers
1
Videos
- Introduction and Overview
2
Readings
- About the Optional Honors Track
- PhET Courses on Coursera
What is Description Design?
1
Assignment
- What is Description Design?
1
Videos
- What is Description Design?
2
Readings
- Image Description Guidelines (from the Diagram Center)
- Recommended Practices for Video Description (from Description Key)
Description Design Framework
1
Assignment
- Description Design Framework
1
Videos
- Description Design Framework
2
Readings
- "Storytelling to Sensemaking: A Systematic Framework for Designing Auditory Description Display for Interactives" Article
- Handout: Description Design Framework in Brief
Screen Reader Software
1
Assignment
- Understanding Screen Reader Software
1
Discussions
- Screen Reader Demo Experience
4
Videos
- Intro to Screen Reader Software
- Getting Started with Screen Reader Software: VoiceOver
- Getting Started with Screen Reader Software: NVDA
- Getting Started with Screen Reader Software: JAWS
4
Readings
- Handout: What is Web Accessibility?
- Tip Sheet: Using VoiceOver with a PhET Sim
- Tip Sheet: Using NVDA with a PhET Simulation
- Tip Sheet: Using JAWS with a PhET Sim
Choosing an Interactive to Describe
1
Assignment
- Choosing an Interactive to Describe
1
Discussions
- Choosing your Screen Reader and Interactive
2
Videos
- Choosing an Interactive to Describe
- More PhET Sims - Possible Design Projects
1
Readings
- Tip Sheet: Choosing an Interactive to Describe
State Description Overview
2
Assignment
- State Descriptions Basics
- State Descriptions in More Depth
2
Videos
- Intro to State Descriptions: Part 1
- Intro to State Descriptions: Part 2
2
Readings
- "Storytelling to Sensemaking: A Systematic Framework for Designing Auditory Description Display for Interactives" Article
- "Implicit scaffolding in Interactive Simulations" Paper
Introduction to Static and Dynamic State Descriptions
1
Assignment
- Understanding Static and Dynamic State Descriptions
1
Videos
- Static and Dynamic State Descriptions
1
Readings
- Tip Sheet: State Description Design Patterns
Static State Description Design Patterns + Design Task #1
1
Assignment
- Static State Description Design Patterns
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #1
1
Videos
- Static State Description Design Patterns
2
Readings
- Design Task #1: Starting Static State Descriptions
- Tip Sheet: Naming Interactive Objects
Documenting Description Design
1
Videos
- Documenting Description Design
1
Readings
- Design Doc Templates
Tips for Designing Navigation Order
1
Assignment
- Understanding the Design of Navigation Order
1
Videos
- Tips for Designing Navigation Order
1
Readings
- Tip Sheet: Designing and Refining Navigation Order
Help Text + Design Task #2
1
Assignment
- Understanding the Design of Help Text
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #2
1
Videos
- Help Text and Design Task #2
3
Readings
- Design Task #2: Hints & Help Text
- Handout: Interactive Objects by Simulation
- Tip Sheet: Creating Help Text
Dynamic State Description Overview
1
Assignment
- The Basics of Dynamic State Descriptions
1
Videos
- Intro to Dynamic State Descriptions
3
Readings
- Ohm's Law Interactive Description Design Document
- Dynamic Phrase Builder Tool
- Handout: Example Dynamic State Descriptions (Resistance in a Wire)
Dynamic Summary Text + Design Task #3
1
Assignment
- More Basic Ideas About Dynamic State Descriptions
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #3
1
Videos
- Dynamic Summary Text and Design Task #3
1
Readings
- Design Task #3: Dynamic Summary Text
Qualitative Scales + Design Task #4
1
Assignment
- Understanding the Design of Qualitative Scales
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #4
1
Videos
- Intro to Qualitative Scales
2
Readings
- Handout: Qualitative Scales and Parameters
- Design Task #4: Qualitative Parameters
Dynamic Representations and Object Details + Design Task #5
1
Assignment
- Design Considerations for Dynamic Details for Objects and Representations
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #5
1
Videos
- Dynamic Representations and Object Details
1
Readings
- Design Task #5: More Dynamic State Descriptions
Dynamic Object Names and Help Text + Design Task #6
1
Assignment
- Understanding How to Minimize the Need for Dynamic State Descriptions
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #6
1
Videos
- Dynamic Object Names and Help Text
1
Readings
- Design Task #6: Double Check Static States
Refining State Descriptions
1
Assignment
- Understanding the Design and Refinement of State Descriptions
1
Videos
- Refining State Descriptions
1
Readings
- Tip Sheet: State Description Design Pattern Review
Writing Style for Interactive Description
1
Assignment
- Understanding How Writing Style is a Tool for Description Design
1
Discussions
- Thoughts on State Description Design Patterns
1
Videos
- Writing Style for Interactive Description
2
Readings
- "Interactive Scientific Graphics" Report
- Tip Sheet: Iteration & Writing Style Checklist
Responsive Description Overview
1
Assignment
- Understanding the Basics of Responsive Descriptions
1
Videos
- Intro to Responsive Descriptions
Object Responses: Part 1
1
Assignment
- Design and Interaction Considerations for Simple Interactive Objects
1
Videos
- Intro to Object Responses: Part 1
2
Readings
- Handout: Initial Object Responses by Interaction Type
- Tip Sheet: Design Patterns for Single- & Two-State Interactions
Object Responses: Part 2 + Design Task #7
1
Assignment
- Design and Interaction Considerations for Complex Interactive Objects
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #7
1
Videos
- Intro to Object Responses: Part 2
3
Readings
- Design Task #7: Creating Object Responses
- Tip Sheet: Design Patterns for Multi-State & Customized Interactions
- Tip Sheet: Object Responses and Interaction Types
Context Responses: Part 1
1
Assignment
- The Basics of Context Responses
1
Videos
- Intro to Context Responses: Part 1
Context Responses: Part 2 + Design Task #8
1
Assignment
- Understanding the Categories of Context Responses
1
Discussions
- Discuss Design Task #8
1
Videos
- Intro to Context Responses: Part 2
2
Readings
- Design Task #8: Creating Context Responses
- Handout: Summary of Context Responses
Evaluating the Interactive Story: Heuristic Evaluation and The Cognitive Walkthrough
1
Assignment
- Putting it All Together: Evaluating the Interactive Story
2
Peer Review
- Heuristic Evaluation of State Descriptions for a Peer
- Cognitive Walkthrough Evaluation of an Interactive Task
1
Videos
- Putting it All Together: Evaluating the Interactive Story
6
Readings
- Heuristic Evaluation of User Interfaces
- Exemplar: Heuristic Evaluation of State Descriptions (John Travoltage)
- The Cognitive Walkthrough Evaluation Method: A Practitioner's Guide (Technical Report)
- Cognitive Walkthrough for the Web (Paper)
- Exemplar: Cognitive Walkthrough (Friction)
- Exemplar: Cognitive Walkthrough (Gravity Lab Force: Basics)
Investigating the Learner Experience: Methods for Data Collection and Feedback
1
Assignment
- Ways to Evaluate Your Description Designs
1
Videos
- Investigating the Learner Experience: Part 1
Investigating the Learner Experience: Data Analysis and Iteration
1
Assignment
- Considerations for Data Analysis and Design Changes
1
Videos
- Investigating the Learner Experience: Part 2
Preparing for Publication
1
Assignment
- Preparing for Publication and Beyond
1
Videos
- Preparing for Publication and Beyond
Design Challenges
1
Discussions
- Share a Design Challenge
1
Videos
- A Design Challenge for Gravity Force Lab: Basics
1
Readings
- Handout: Design Challenges for John Travoltage
Interactive Description Design Document
1
Peer Review
- Interactive Description Design Document and Evaluation of the Description Designs of a Peer
1
Readings
- Congratulations!
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Dive into the world of accessible education with "Description Design for Interactive Learning Resources," a comprehensive course that equips you with the skills to create engaging and inclusive descriptions for interactive learning tools. Perfectly suited for the Personal Development domain, this course is crafted by experts from PhET Interactive Simulations and is available on Coursera. The course focuses on enabling learners to design verbal descriptions that make interactive learning resources accessible to students with visual impairments. By integrating principles of inclusive design, web accessibility, and best practices for non-visual access, you’ll learn to transform visual-only interactive tools into inclusive educational experiences. Over the span of 2520 minutes, you will be guided through a series of design tasks enriched with examples and demonstrations. You'll master the Description Design Framework, a methodical approach created by leading design researchers, ensuring you can effectively support non-visual learners. Whether you are new to web accessibility and interaction design or looking to deepen your skills, this foundational course provides valuable insights and practical tips. Ideal for educators, designers, and anyone interested in creating accessible learning environments, the course offers a Starter subscription option to get you started on this transformative journey. Join us and contribute to a more inclusive world of interactive learning!
- Level Foundation
- المدة 59 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة O.P. Jindal Global University
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Welcome to the American Politics, Society, and History course! This course seeks to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of American history, politics, society, and culture. The United States has been a beacon in the international community as a constitutional liberal democracy. Through this course, you will gain insight into the historical evolution of the US from a constitutional perspective and provide an overview of the government in the US. You will also look at how critical social factors like race, ethnicity, and gender inform the evolution of American society. You will further look at what American culture is and how it is constantly evolving over time.الوحدات
Course Introduction
2
Videos
- Course Introduction
- Meet Your Instructor
1
Readings
- Course Overview
The US Constitutional Founding
1
Assignment
- The US Constitutional Founding
3
Videos
- Introduction
- Intellectual Roots of the Liberal Tradition
- Early Challenges to the Liberal Thesis
Constitutional Fundamentals
1
Assignment
- Constitutional Fundamentals
3
Videos
- The First Written Constitution
- Constitutional Judicial Review
- Liberal Constitutionalism in India
Global Constitutionalism
2
Assignment
- Global Constitutionalism
- Graded Quiz: The US Constitutional Tradition
1
Discussions
- How Is Democracy Classified as Liberal?
3
Videos
- Constitutionalism Goes Global
- Asian Human Rights Debates
- Promoting Democracy and Human Rights
1
Readings
- Essential Reading: The US Constitutional Tradition
American Government and Politics
1
Assignment
- American Government and Politics
4
Videos
- Introduction to American Government and Politics
- The United States Constitution
- Federalism
- Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Functioning of American Government
1
Assignment
- Functioning of American Government
2
Videos
- Public Opinion and Interest Groups
- Political Parties and Elections
Political Institutions in Action
2
Assignment
- Political Institutions in Action
- Graded Quiz: Government and Politics of America
1
Discussions
- American Constitution and Functioning of American Democracy
3
Videos
- Congress and the Presidency
- Bureaucracy and the Judiciary
- Foreign and Defense Policy
1
Readings
- Essential Reading: Government and Politics of America
History of Racism and the Seeds of the Civil Rights Movement
1
Assignment
- History of Racism and the Seeds of the Civil Rights Movement
4
Videos
- Enslavement
- Abolition and the Civil War
- The 13th Amendment and Reconstruction
- Jim Crow and the Run-Up to the Civil Rights Movement
2
Readings
- Essential Readings: History of Racism and the Seeds of the Civil Rights Movement
- Recommended Readings: History of Racism and the Seeds of the Civil Rights Movement
Civil Rights Movement in Full Swing
1
Assignment
- Civil Rights Movement in Full Swing
3
Videos
- Brown vs. Board of Education and Desegregation in Schools
- Martin Luther King Jr. and the Montgomery Bus Boycott
- March on Washington, the Civil Rights Act, and Martin Luther King’s Legacy
2
Readings
- Essential Reading: Civil Rights Movement in Full Swing
- Recommended Reading: Civil Rights Movement in Full Swing
The Continuing Struggle Against Racism
2
Assignment
- The Continuing Struggle Against Racism
- Graded Quiz: Race and Ethnicity in the United States
1
Discussions
- Ideologies for Equality
2
Videos
- America’s Multiculturalism
- George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter Movement
2
Readings
- Essential Reading: The Continuing Struggle Against Racism
- Recommended Reading: The Continuing Struggle Against Racism
Historical Struggles for Equal Rights
1
Assignment
- Historical Struggles for Equal Rights
4
Videos
- True Womanhood: Women in the Early Republic
- The Birth of the Women’s Rights Movement
- Early Women’s Activism During the Abolition and Civil War
- The Suffragists and Women Activism: Onward March to the 19th Amendment
5
Readings
- Essential Reading: True Womanhood: Women in the Early Republic
- Recommended Readings: True Womanhood: Women in the Early Republic
- Recommended Readings: The Birth of the Women’s Rights Movement
- Recommended Readings: Early Women’s Activism During the Abolition and Civil War
- Recommended Readings: The Suffragists and Women Activism: Onward March to the 19th Amendment
Contemporary Challenges to Feminisms in America
2
Assignment
- Contemporary Challenges to Feminisms in America
- Graded Quiz: Gender in America
1
Discussions
- How Has Our Perception of American Women Transformed?
4
Videos
- Laboring Women and the World Wars
- Feminism in a Countercultural Time: 1950s-1970s
- The Queer Challenge and Rethinking Feminism
- Gender in America Today: The Contemporary Agenda
4
Readings
- Recommended Readings: Laboring Women and the World Wars
- Recommended Readings: Feminism in a Countercultural Time: 1950s-70s
- Recommended Readings: The Queer Challenge and Rethinking Feminism
- Recommended Readings: Gender in America Today: The Contemporary Agenda
The American Experiment: Individuality, Freedom, and Leaving the Past Behind
1
Assignment
- The American Experiment: Individuality, Freedom, and Leaving the Past Behind
3
Videos
- Introduction to American Culture
- American Regionalization of Culture
- What Is American Culture?
Culture
1
Assignment
- Culture
3
Videos
- American Literature
- Black America Creating America
- Hollywood to Netflix: American Storytelling
The US and the World
2
Assignment
- The US and the World
- Graded Quiz: American Culture
1
Discussions
- Influence of American Culture on Indian Culture
2
Videos
- Attraction of American Culture to the World
- Impact of the Internet and American Culture
1
Readings
- Essential Reading: American Culture
Course Wrap-Up Video
1
Videos
- Course Wrap-Up Video
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Discover the intricacies of American history, politics, society, and culture with "American Politics, Society, and History." This foundational course, offered by Coursera, is designed to provide a deep understanding of the United States as a constitutional liberal democracy. Over the span of approximately 3540 minutes, learners will explore the historical evolution of the US government and delve into significant social factors such as race, ethnicity, and gender that shape American society. The course also examines the dynamic nature of American culture. Ideal for those interested in personal development, it offers flexible subscription options including Starter and Professional tiers. Join this course to gain valuable insights and broaden your knowledge of the United States' historical and societal landscape.
- Level Foundation
- المدة 21 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة University of London
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"Be you so high, the law is above you." This principle, part of the Rule of Law, has come to represent the powerful idea that even politicians and monarchs are bound by the law. However in an age of powerful corporations, international cyber-crime and popular support for authoritarian leaders, the Rule of Law is under threat worldwide. This course, run by the Bingham Centre of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, will provide an introduction to headline issues around the Rule of Law. Each week we will tackle aspects of the Rule of Law and discuss how they are impacted by current events. The course will use video lectures, recommended reading, discussion questions and activities to enable you to develop your own perspective on the Rule of Law. Though this course sits at the intersection of law and politics, participants do not require any formal educational background in either of these subjects to join. The course will take place over 6 weeks with approximately 3 hours of content each week.الوحدات
Course Introduction
1
Discussions
- Welcome to Citizenship and the Rule of Law!
3
Videos
- Citizenship and the Rule of Law
- Background and Context
- Syllabus and Learning Objectives
2
Readings
- Overall Syllabus and Learning Objectives
- Why is "Citizenship" attached to a course on "the Rule of Law?"
Introduction to the Rule of Law
1
Videos
- Welcome to Week 1 Introduction to the Rule of Law
2
Readings
- Welcome to Week 1!
- Bingham Centre Founding Director Sir Jeffrey Jowell QC further explains the Rule of Law
Contributors to the Rule of Law
1
Assignment
- A.V. Dicey's Rule of Law
3
Videos
- Aristotle and the Rule of Law
- Montesquieu and the Separation of Powers
- A.V. Dicey and the Rule of Law
3
Readings
- Creation of the Rule of Law
- Other Contributions
- Differences Between Dicey and the Rule of Law Today
The Rule of Law Today
1
Assignment
- Week 1 Quiz
1
Discussions
- My Rule of Law
2
Videos
- Lord Bingham's Conception of the Rule of Law
- What Can We Expect From the Rule of Law?
4
Readings
- "The Rule of Law", Sir David Williams Lecture by Lord Bingham
- Lord Bingham's Eight Rule of Law Principles
- A Universal Secular Religion: International Ideas
- Interview with Bingham Centre Director, Murray Hunt
Independent Judges
1
Videos
- Why are Independent Judges Important for the Rule of Law?
1
Readings
- Essential reading on judicial independence, appointment and tenure
What Do We Expect From Judges?
1
Readings
- What Do We Expect of Judges?
Protecting Judicial Independence
1
Videos
- A Job For Life? Security of Tenure
Judicial Appointments
1
Assignment
- Week 2 Quiz
1
Readings
- Nurturing, recruiting and promoting independent judges
Introduction to Equality
2
Videos
- Introduction to Equality
- Children
1
Readings
- Equality Before the law
Separate But Equal? Lessons From the US
1
Videos
- Plessy v Ferguson, Brown v Topeka
2
Readings
- The United States
- The Brown ruling
Delivering Justice Though Differential Provision
1
Videos
- Practical Equality
1
Readings
- Protected Characteristics
Bias In Policing? Lessons From the UK.
1
Assignment
- What do you think?
1
Discussions
- Equality – a question for us to consider.
5
Readings
- The United Kingdom
- Issues in equality: Stop and Search Part 1
- Issues in equality: Stop and Search Part 2
- Issues in equality: Stop and Search Part 3
- Issues in equality: Stop and Search Part 4
Can Laws Create Equality? Lessons From South Africa.
1
Assignment
- Week 3 Quiz
3
Readings
- South Africa Post-Apartheid Part 1
- South Africa Post-Apartheid Part 2
- Relevant cases
Access to Justice
1
Discussions
- Tell us a bit about access to justice where you are!
2
Videos
- Barriers to Law
- Legalese and Legal Aid
Legal Capability
1
Videos
- OPTIONAL VIDEO- Five Years of Public Legal Education
2
Readings
- Legal Empowerment
- Legal Capability
Technological Answers?
1
Assignment
- Week 4 Quiz
2
Videos
- Alternative Dispute Resolution and Online Justice
- Rule of Law Implications of Artificial Intelligence
4
Readings
- Online Judging and Extended Courts
- E-Government
- Algorithms, mind control and the right to freedom of thought
- Disinformation technology and "fake news"
Introduction to International Law
2
Videos
- Introduction
- Sources of International Law
1
Readings
- Introduction to International Law
Human Rights
1
Assignment
- Questions about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
2
Videos
- Remedies and Complaints
- Treaty Bodies and Committees
4
Readings
- Introduction to International Human Rights
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Regional structures of International Law
- Thinking about remedies
International Law in Action: Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (The Gambia v Myanmar)
1
Assignment
- Week 5 Quiz
3
Readings
- December 2019- Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (The Gambia v. Myanmar)
- State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi's speech before the International Court of Justice on 11 December 2019
- Application by the Gambia instituting proceedings and request for provisional measures
International Law in Action: International Criminal Law
1
Readings
- Interview with war crimes prosecutor Arthur Traldi
Introduction to Business and Human Rights
1
Videos
- Introduction
1
Readings
- Essential reading on Business and Human Rights
Examples from recent case law and legal developments
3
Videos
- Recent Legal Developments
- An Abridged History of Business and Human Rights
- The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
Questions of regulation & examples from the internet sector
1
Videos
- Questions of Regulation and the Internet Sector
Challenges for the Rule of Law and Human Rights
1
Assignment
- Week 6 Quiz
1
Videos
- Challenges and developing practices in global supply chains
Well done!
1
Videos
- Well Done!
Next Steps
1
Discussions
- Next Steps
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Explore the crucial concept of the Rule of Law and its impact on modern society with the "Citizenship and the Rule of Law" course. Delivered by the Bingham Centre of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law and available on Coursera, this foundational course delves into the principle that not even the highest authorities are above the law. In an era marked by powerful corporations, international cyber-crime, and rising authoritarianism, understanding the Rule of Law is more important than ever. Over six weeks, you'll engage with 3 hours of weekly content that includes video lectures, recommended readings, discussion questions, and activities designed to help you form your own perspectives on these pressing issues. Perfect for individuals interested in the intersection of law and politics, this course requires no prior formal education in either field, making it accessible to a broad audience. By the end of the course, you'll have a deeper appreciation of the Rule of Law and its relevance in today's world. Join us on this enlightening journey to better understand how laws govern our societies and protect our rights. Start your learning experience with Coursera's flexible subscription options and take the first step towards becoming an informed global citizen.
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