Engage Training Courses

There are two Engage training courses designed to prepare faculty to use Engage.  The difference between the courses is based on faculty permissions to modify and/or update their online course. 

Engage - Non-Editing Course Permissions: This course is an 8 unit, self-paced course covering basic tasks you will need to perform as you teach online in Engage. It is designed to provide new instructors a beginner-level understanding of how to teach an online course using Engage.  This course is designed for faculty who do not have editing permissions to the courses they teach.  A faculty member may be able to add supplemental learning materials, such as weekly videos, readings, and videos, but the faculty member doesn't have permission to alter a course activity or remove content from the course.   

Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

    • Navigate a course in Engage
    • Set up a user profile
    • Communicate with students using Mail
    • Grade written assignments, discussion forums, and quizzes
    • Track student activity and participation


Engage:  Editing Course Permissions:  This course is an 8 unit, self-paced course covering basic tasks you will need to perform as you teach online in Engage. It is designed to provide new instructors a beginner-level understanding of how to build and/or edit their online course in Engage.  This course is designed for faculty who do have editing permissions to the courses they teach.  Faculty who build their only courses in Engage and are able to update the course assignments, assessments, gradebook, and instructional material will benefit from this course.   Faculty members who complete this course do not need to complete the Engage - Non-Editing Course Permissions course. 

Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

    • Navigate a course in Engage.
    • Set up a user profile.
    • Communicate with students using Mail.
    • Add and edit discussion forums, questionnaires, assignments, pages, labels, and quizzes. 
    • Grade written assignments, discussion forums, and quizzes.
    • Track student activity and participation.

How to Enroll:

  • Step 1:  Click on the course title below and select 'Enroll' to enroll yourself.
    • You must be logged in to this LMS to complete your enrollment - keep in mind this LMS is separate from your institution's LMS.  If you do not already have an account from engaging in a previous Wiley Education Services faculty development course then you will need to create a new one.  Follow the steps in either Existing Engage Account or No Existing Engage Account.  
Existing Engage Account: 
  • Step 2:  After clicking 'Enroll", you will transition to the log in page.  Log into Engage with your login credentials.  Click the Enroll me button located at the bottom of the page.  You will have immediate access to your course.  You will also receive a confirmation email with a direct link to the course.

No Existing Engage Account: 
  • Step 2:  After clicking "Enroll", you will transition to the log in page.  If you do not have an account, Click the Create New Account Button.  Complete the New Account form.  Once the form is submitted, you will receive an email with an activation link. (Check your Junk or Spam folders if the email is not received). 

  • Step 3:  Follow the directions in the email to activate your account registration.  Then, click the link to return to the Academic Engagement Engage LMS. Scroll down the page to select the course you want to complete (a second time). 

  • Step 4:  Log into Engage with your login credentials. Click the Enroll me button located at the bottom of the page. You will receive a confirmation email with a direct link to the course.


THIS COURSE IS INTENDED FOR FACULTY DEVELOPERS TEACHING IN PROGRAMS THAT ARE PARTNERED WITH WILEY EDUCATION SERVICES.



Engage-Editing Course Permissions -2023

Engage - Non-Editing Course Permissions -2023