From the Editor's Desk - March 2010                                            Previous Editorials >>>

Can you hear those whispers? It’s the March air that’s telling us to buckle up for a hot summer. I think that every year the summer becomes harsher and the winter milder – or is it just my imagination? Could it be that my fertile imagination is highlighting the contrast between then and now? Could it be that my creativity isn’t sitting still – and not allowing me to act like the mature I ought to be?

I don’t know what it is – but my mind has personified nature, and now, I think it’s out to get revenge...and it’s getting mighty creative with it as well.

Read Wavelength’s Mystery of the Month article, “Are you Creative?” at: http://www.vibrantwavelength.com/articles/are_you_creative.htm to see if you too are creative.

The upcoming sessions for Wavelength’s online programs are beginning tomorrow, that is: April 01, 2010.

The registrations for the next sessions that begin on July 01, 2010 shall begin soon, and they’ll be announced on the Wavelength website. If you haven’t yet subscribed to Wavelength News at Twitter (@wavelengthnews), I recommend that you do so – it will help you stay in sync with our announcements.

The new sessions for the contact courses will begin as per the following schedule. Registrations are currently on for all these courses.

The IDCWC contact course: May 02, 2010
The ASDC contact course: April 25, 2010
The FAADC contact course: May 01, 2010

The next session of all the Online courses (IDCWC Online, IDSP Online, and CWWC Online) shall begin on July 01, 2010.

Here are more details on these courses.
(How are Wavelength Courses different? Read the Philosophy of Wavelength Courses here)

The IDCWC Online – Next Session begins: July 01, 2010

The IDCWC (Instructional Design & Content Writing Certificate) Online Course Details can be found at: http://www.vibrantwavelength.com/idcwc_online.htm.

If you are an instructional designer/content writer who wants to do instructional design the right way, and who wants to design and develop eLearning or training content with confidence, this is the course for you.

NOTE:
If you stay in NCR (Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Faridabad, or nearby areas,) you should consider enrolling for the IDCWC Contact program for which the next session is scheduled to begin on May 02, 2010. (details at: http://www.vibrantwavelength.com/idcwc_details.htm). This course is offered as a 2-month intensive contact program with classes at Wavelength Noida. If interested, please call us at: 9810324284.

 

The IDSP Online– Next Session begins: July 01, 2010

The IDSP (Instructional Design for Senior Professionals) Online Course Details are available at: http://www.vibrantwavelength.com/idsp_online.htm. This 2-month online course addresses the ID learning needs of those senior professionals who have more than four years of experience, but who haven’t learned Instructional Design formally. As they would confirm, the knowledge of instructional design helps tremendously in client interactions and team-management.

In the past, this course has been taken by Senior Professionals ranging from Instructional Analysts/Specialists to the Content/Training Heads of different eLearning/Content Organizations. This course requires at least 4 years of experience in a learning related area.

The CWWC Online – Next Session begins: July 01, 2010

The CWWC (Content Writing for the Web Certificate) Online Course Details are available at: http://www.vibrantwavelength.com/content_writing_for_web_online.htm.

Are you someone who wants to write web-content that is recognized by the search engines, the audience, and the clients alike? If you would like to learn the nuances of effective web-content writing through an enjoyable and effective learning experience, you should apply for this course.

If you are interested in taking one of these courses, I recommend that you begin early and send your applications as soon as the registrations open. The registrations shall be opening sometime during the first week of April.

I wish you all the best.

Warm Regards,
Shafali

Shafali R. Anand.
(Editor & Publisher - Wavelength)

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