Can I still register for a class after the "start date"?
Do I need to be computer savvy to take an online course?
How does an online course work?
Will these courses count towards a lane change?
Can I transfer these credits into a Graduate Degree program?
What if I need technical assistance during the course?
Who is IT4Educators?
How do I receive a transcript from the University of St. Thomas?
How do I receive a transcript from NDSU?
How do I receive a transcript from Chapman University College?
How do I sign up for a course?
Can I communicate with other participants while taking a course?
Can I turn in coursework early? Can I still register for a class after the "start date"?
All courses are independent study and self-paced. This means you can still register for a course after the "start date" as long as you complete the coursework by the course deadline. Registration deadlines are posted on the Registration page. Do I need to be computer savvy to take an online course?
If you know how to get online, send an e-mail and word process, you'll do well in an IT4Educators course.  Instructions to get you started are e-mailed out to you before the course begins.  All enrolled participants are supplied a login and password to Atomic Learning and Moodle.  These programs give enrolled teachers access to online tutorials and an anytime, anywhere learning environment. How does an online course work?
Online courses are great for self-motivated learners who want to take a course without spending physical time in a classroom. The user logs in to a website (IT4Educators uses a program called Moodle) where the syllabus, the online weblinks, discussion board (to communicate with other classmates) and even a gradebook await them. Users do all work online and then submit assignments digitally in a Digital Dropbox. (This is very similar to adding an attachment to an e-mail.) All the "how-to's" and instructions are posted for direction and the instructor is always a phone call or an e-mail away if you need assistance. Will these courses count towards a lane change?
IT4Educators partners with the University of St. Thomas, North Dakota State University and Chapman University College to bring you Graduate Continuing Education semester credit courses that meet requirements for license renewal and may be used for lane changes when prior approval has been obtained by the student from his or her district/employment personnel office. Can I transfer these credits into a Graduate Degree program?
Any student seeking to transfer graduate continuing education credits into a graduate program at another institution is advised to obtain prior approval from the academic adviser and dean at that institution. What if I need technical assistance during the course?
IT4Educators is dedicated to customer service.  We are interested in your questions and feedback, and will respond to your inquiries within 48 hours either by providing online assistance or by telephone. Who is IT4Educators?
We are a group of Technology Integration Teachers interested in sharing technology through curriculum based, online courses. If you have an idea for a course that would benefit you in your classroom, please contact us. How do I receive a transcript from the University of St. Thomas?
Grades are turned in weekly to the University of St. Thomas.  Once grades are turned in, St. Thomas will mail out a grade report to your home.  Once you receive this grade report, you can then request a transcript from the University of St. Thomas.  If you have a specific deadline, please communicate your necessary completion date to IT4Educators and we will try to accommodate requests.

Click on the following link for more information on how to request a St. Thomas transcript: St. Thomas Transcript Information
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Click on the following link to download the official St. Thomas Transcript Request Form: UST Official Transcript Request Form How do I receive a transcript from NDSU?
Click on the following link for more information on how to request a NDSU transcript: NDSU Transcript Information
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Click on the following link to download the official NDSU Transcript Request Form: NDSU Official Transcript Request Form How do I receive a transcript from Chapman University College?
Grades are turned in weekly to Chapman University College. A grade report (not an official transcript) will be sent to you, automatically, within approximately three to four weeks after a grade has been submitted with Chapman University College, notifying you that your grade has been posted. After receiving your grade report, you may then request an official transcript that will include the graded courses for which you have been notified.

Click on the following link for more information on how to request a Chapman University College transcript: Chapman University College Transcript Information

NOTE - Do Not Order Your Transcript Until You Have Received an Official Chapman University College Grade Report. How do I sign up for a course?
Click on the Mail-in Registration/Payment Form links on the Registration page.  Print out this form and mail it in with your payment.  Once we receive your registration, you will receive an e-mail receipt and welcome letter explaining your introduction to the course. Can I communicate with other participants while taking a course?
All enrolled participants are supplied a login and password to Moodle.  Moodle has an area where participants will answer posted questions and they can communicate with each other if they are interested. Can I turn in coursework early?
All work is graded in a timely fashion and returned to participants in an online drop box or by e-mail.  Participants can complete the course in two weeks or in 14 weeks, as long as work is submitted by the final grading deadline. Return to top