Courses

9 Courses
  • 3 Lessons

    Developing Organizational Change Motivation and Employee Learning Readiness

    This course presents a practical, evidence-informed framework for increasing organizational change motivation and preparing employees for learning and sustained behavior change. It covers why motivation and readiness matter to business outcomes, how to assess current states, and strategies to strengthen motivation, build learning readiness, apply learning on the job, and measure and sustain change.

  • 5 Lessons

    Intercultural Dialogue: Theory and Practice

    A multidisciplinary introduction to the conceptual foundations and applied methods for equitable exchange among civilizations, cultures, and peoples. Grounded in UNESCO’s definition of intercultural dialogue as mutual understanding, respect, and equal dignity, the course integrates scholarship from the UNITWIN Network on Inter‑Religious Dialogue and Intercultural Understanding and the bilingual volume Interculturalism at the Crossroads. Participants engage with UNESCO’s e‑Platform — a curated repository of publications, a searchable scholarly bibliography, and best‑practice case studies — while materials maintained by the UNESCO Chair for Cultural Diversity and Social Justice at Deakin University reflect commitments to inclusion and formal acknowledgement of Traditional Custodians.
  • 0 Lessons

    Jukka Sormunen’s personality types and natural tendencies

    The course explores the influence of Jukka's natural tendencies on his behaviour and thinking using Jung's four-dimensional model. It helps you to learn about the different facets of your personality and develop them for a better life and work.

  • 4 Lessons

    Kuboresha Ujuzi wa Mawasiliano

    Kozi hii inalenga kukuza ujuzi wa mawasiliano kwa njia za ufanisi, mikakati bora na kukuza uaminifu katika mawasiliano ya kila siku na ya kitaaluma.
  • 4 Lessons

    Mobien oppimisympäristön käyttö

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    On-board vacuum toilets, preventive maintenance and cleaning (stadler FLIRT DMU)

    The course covers proactive cleaning, descaling, disinfection, safety and quality requirements for vacuum toilets and associated sanitary components, specifically for Stadler FLIRT DMU equipment. Content covers definitions (preventive maintenance = planned maintenance to prevent failure; vacuum toilet = vacuum toilet system for the transfer and storage of waste; intermediate storage tank = temporary container/separator for waste; scale = mineral deposit, removed with acid-based substances, e.g. 10% citric acid; disinfection = microbiological risk reduction; PPE = personal protection against sewage and infection risks; manufacturer's maintenance instructions such as SEMVAC = binding work instructions). The course also covers requirements and standards (e.g. EN 15380-2, EN 13306), the right tools and chemicals (high-pressure cleaner, acid-based descalers, disinfectants), documentation, deviation procedures and an example of a maintenance interval (160 days). The aim is to provide clear, binding practices for safe and standardised maintenance and cleaning.

  • 5 Lessons

    Responsible AI for Healthy and Thriving Learners — Principles, Practice and Policy

    A practical, learner-centered short course for educators, designers and policy makers that connects responsible AI principles to real classroom and product choices affecting young people’s health, sexuality education, social-emotional learning and overall well‑being. Mixes ethics, regulation, design practice and hands-on activities so you can assess, adapt and implement tools safely and inclusively.

  • 0 Lessons

    Suomen luotsauksen historia ja digitalisaatio

    Kurssi tarjoaa kattavan katsauksen Suomen luotsauksen historiasta ja digitalisaatiosta, keskittyen alusliikenteen turvallisuuteen, ympäristöriskien vähentämiseen ja modernien teknologioiden hyödyntämiseen.

  • 11 Lessons

    Teach Like a Finnish Teacher: Embracing Student-Centered Learning in Finnish Education

    This course explores the innovative educational approaches of the Finnish system, advocating for a student-centered methodology that prioritizes meaningful learning experiences. By analyzing the evolution of Finland's curriculum and its commitment to educational reform, participants will gain insights into developing teaching practices that foster critical thinking, creativity, and well-being in diverse learning environments.