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About e. Cornell • Ivy League Credentials • • Certificates issued by Cornell University Courses developed by Cornell professors Collaborative Learning – Leveraging the Web 2. 0 • • • 100% owned by Cornell University, Ithaca, New York Fully instructor-led by experienced instructors (mostly American instructors) Virtual classroom of real, globally networked, international students Convenience • • No fixed schedule Do not need to take time off from your career or social life • • • Apply what you learn immediately in your workplace Global Accreditation • • Very doable for people who travel extensively HR Certification Institute, Project Management Institute, etc. Support and Delivery at the Local Level Introductory video

It’s not just e. Learning – Most e. Learning programs today are • Purely access to content online, some might be interactive – Today, content is mostly available for free on the internet • with no interaction with any real people – instructor or students • Examples are Harvard Management Mentor, Skillsoft, etc. • Read “The Problem with e. Learning” – e. Cornell is “COLLABORATIVE LEARNING” • Instructor-led, and facilitated by industry practitioner subject matter expert • Virtual classroom of real fellow-learners from around the world – e. Cornell has more than 130, 000 learners in more than 180 countries • Using state of the art web 2. 0 tools for collaboration learning

e. Cornell: Ensure Your ROI – Participation in discussion boards is mandatory for each module of the course • Otherwise, student cannot progress to next module – Instructor will intervene if posting by student is irrelevant and does not reflect acquisition of the learning – Many courses have a reflective essay at the end • Student may have to review the course and re-write, if not satisfactory – Local e. Cornell team can help monitor progress • Check on students twice a week, and report to HR on progress of each student – Compare this with e. Learning 1. 0 and classroom-based learning? • Proof of learning? • Participation?

Recognition There are numerous online learning programs available today. How do you compare? Maybe this will help…. . – e. Cornell Voted “Best Leadership Development Program” for the 4 th Consecutive Year at 2012 Best of E-Learning! Awards – e. Cornell has now won a total of nine Best of E-Learning! Awards in the last 4 years. – e. Cornell named in Training Industry, Inc’s list of the Top 20 Leadership Training Companies for the fourth year in a row

Ivy League Credentials Completion Certificate • Upon successfully completing the necessary certificate requirements, students are awarded a certificate from Cornell University

Course Rhythm – Each course starts Wednesday morning U. S. EST – And ends Tuesday evening two week later • Course content and discussion boards remain open for another week • Course content is also downloadable and printable – This allows two weekends for those very busy during week – Instructor • makes announcements and introduces content • Seeds discussion boards and moderates discussions • Guides each learner through the course – Course • Is made up of several modules • with multimedia, quizzes and assessments • Several discussion boards How it works – During the course • Interaction is asynchronous – there is no need to be online any specific time • Ideally access the course daily for not more than an hour each time • Entire course needs 3 to 6 hours per week for 2 weeks.

The e. Cornell Program EXPLORE 40+ AWARD-WINNING ONLINE CERTIFICATES 6 weeks to 2 years

e. Cornell Statistics LIST OF COURSES - 2 to 3 weeks

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Clients - International

About Genashtim Innovative Learning Pte Ltd – Singapore company, specialising in… • Online learning and support services – Pioneer in e. Learning in Asia, since 2004 – The 2 nd certified B Corp company in SEA • Stringent assessment and audit to determine that company leverages business to do good to environment, employees and community – Some other brands of Genashtim…. .

Terminology • Modules – These are parts of a course. Each course will have a difference number of modules contained with the course • Courses – These are individual courses • Most of them run for 2 weeks • Except for the 5 Data Analytics courses which run for 3 weeks • Class – Some courses have 2 or even more classes starting each month – Some courses have one class per month – And some of the less popular courses are run once every other month • Certificates – – • Different combinations of courses earn certificates There is one certificate with 3 courses Most of the certificates have 5 or 6 courses The Masters certificates have up to 18 courses • Only the certificates are issued by Cornell University • For each course, there is a completion letter from e. Cornell Program – Means the entire e. Cornell program, which has courses and certificates