What projects have you worked on recently?

CETT is currently working on course development for both Strayer University and the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) Program.  For Strayer, these courses will be delivered via BlackBoard for use by their undergrad and graduate students.  CETT is handling all content development, video production for lectures and lab demonstrations and is developing a number of interactive elements as well.

For SARE, CETT will be utilizing content they provide in Word format and hand drawings to develop a course with text, images and interactive elements that will allow the user to learn more about sustainable agriculture and organic farming.  This will be delivered in HTML5.0 format to SARE for hosting on their own servers.

Learn more about these and other projects at this link.

What types of clients or organizations have you worked with before?

We have contracted with governmental institutions such as the Department of Defense and Department of Education to develop courses and interactive websites for delivery both internal and external.  For the National Science Foundation, we partnered with the Centers for Ocean Sciences Education (COSEE) to develop a website and online workshop for K-12 teachers to help them to understand and learn more about ocean sciences.  We also worked on an NSF grant to develop a website to highlight best practices for university researchers as they try to work with the general public and educators. CETT has also worked with a number of Colleges, Universities and  K-12 Institutions to develop course, workshops and visual media.