
An examination of the Manufacturing Industry as a career field.
- Subject:
- Career and Technical Education
- Manufacturing
- Material Type:
- Lecture
- Date Added:
- 09/17/2019
An examination of the Manufacturing Industry as a career field.
21st Century Workplace Skills is a series of 9 lessons covering the interpersonal, cultural, and digital skills students will need to succeed in career development.
Except where otherwise indicated, 21st Century Workplace Skills by Jennifer McCord at Columbus State Community College is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0.
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 0 Introduction is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3.
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 1 The Future of Work is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/bXOSxED9wz5iCN/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/9o7Z2STme4vLRY/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 3 Decision Making is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/Fb8wLfKUTc1POn/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/Ytr3oVKTz1Bb4U/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 5 Working in Teams is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/AHuYr4yd1RwvxE/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 6 Cultural Competency is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/VzEjXxdUIB65up/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/54Wu6zEO2y1HMi/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 8 Digital Literacy is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/cUj72bWkfEVd3C/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
This course is the result of Columbus State Community College's Open Educational Resources Initiative. We started with the goal of creating a comprehensive workplace skills course with no additional student textbook costs. An exhaustive search of the available OER resources determined there was a need for a single collection of materials. Therefore, we have create this series of Workplace Skills lessons for the global community to use, share and adapt, provided the source is acknowledged.
You'll find the Workplace Skills collection of lessons adapted materials from a wide variety of resources including existing OER textbooks, nonprofits, state and national government resources, news outlets and more. Lesson content includes various formats such as readings, articles, videos, podcasts, infographics, activities, worksheets and more. Additional course enhancements created by Columbus State's Distance Education & Instructional Support (DEIS) are also included.
The direct link to Lesson 9 Career Management is https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/iOXcjzW6vyF9hH/html
This course includes the following topics:
Lesson 1 The Future of Work
Lesson 2 Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 3 Decision Making
Lesson 4 Emotional Intelligence
Lesson 5 Working in Teams
Lesson 6 Cultural Competence
Lesson 7 Additional Success Factors
Lesson 8 Digital Literacy
Lesson 9 Career Management
Attributions for each lesson are provided in Lesson 0 on Page 3. https://www.softchalkcloud.com/lesson/Z8t6NMUexXa2F1
Columbus State Community College Contributors:
Lead Faculty: Jennifer McCord
Open Educational Resources (OER) Librarian: Rachel Dilley
Instructional Designer II: Nancy Stagg
OER Faculty Fellow: Amy Popovich
Peer Reviewer: Dr. Lydia Gilmore
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