Resume Development
You do not have to wait until you find a job opening your are interested in to update your resume. Below are a few strategies you might find useful on […]
Exploring the Job Market
Finding Potential Jobs You can find potential positions through searching through: Aggregator websites (places that show listings from various places), The “Career” sections of companies you are interested in and […]
Tools for Managing Documents
While most of the learning materials in the courses are within the course site, on the Hub there may be documents uploaded for resources. There are options in Microsoft Office […]
Tools for Web Browsing
We recommend using the current version of Google Chrome to access the Hub and our courses. Google Chrome This browser has several features that can help you use the Internet […]
System Tools for Interacting with Computer Systems
Whether you are using a Windows (PC) computer or a Mac, there are a variety of System Tools that can help support your learning. Windows (PC) Video Overview of Features […]
Tools for Writing
There are several tools that can support writing clearly and well personally and professionally. Note: The suggested list below are not endorsements. Please be sure to review the learner agreement […]
Ed2Go Courses
Many of the courses offered through the Hub are in partnership with ed2go. There are two catalogs (Professional Skills, Certifications). For the technical information, choose the catalog your course is […]
Open LMS
OpenLMS Moodle is the site for Mitchell Exclusive Courses.Within OpenLMS Account Manage Your Profile (link) You can add a profile image, manage notification settings, check the calendar, send messages, and […]
Dual Coding
Dual coding is a scientific way to say that learning through a combination of reading, listening, and/or looking at images or videos makes a stronger learning that any of those […]
Elaboration
Elaboration means as you are reading and studying, you take an active role in thinking about the information by asking questions, making connections, and relating it to your own experiences. […]