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UCLeXtend offers a range of courses, led by UCL academics, to help you extend your knowledge, skills and expertise in a range of subject areas.

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Online course

Why We Post: The Anthropology of Social Media

Discover the varying uses of social media around the world and its consequences for politics, relationships, and everyday life. Why do people post selfies and memes? What are the implications for gender and education? This course explores these questions through anthropological research within nine different populations around the world. Translated to Chinese, Italian, Hindi, Portuguese, Spanish, Tamil and Turkish

Cost: Free

Online learning resource

Better Conversations with Aphasia

Better Conversations with Aphasia is a free e-learning resource to improve access to conversation therapy for speech and language therapists/pathologists (SLTs), and for people with aphasia (PWA) and their families. Aphasia is a language disorder commonly caused by stroke that affects speaking, listening, reading and writing, and as a result everyday conversations can become difficult.

Cost: Free, 10-15 hours learning

Online learning resource

Simplified Structural Assessment for Seismic Fragility Analysis

Simplified Structural Assessment for Fragility Analysis is a free online resource to teach simplified structural assessment approaches for the development of fragility curves.

Cost: Free

Online course

Urban Graphics 1 - The City Footprint

The course shows you how to create a figure-ground diagram (one of the simplest and most common diagrams used by built environment professionals, showing which land is covered by buildings and which is not). You use a figure-ground to analyse a place, or to explain the history of development in a compelling way. These diagrams are a highly effective way of showing simple patterns that lie behind urban complexity.

Cost: Free, 2 hours learning

Blended Learning Essentials Moodle Hub

A companion site for Blended Learning Essentials, : Getting Started and Embedding Practice FutureLearn MOOCs funded by Ufi, led by UCL, University of Leeds and ALT in collaboration with partners across the Vocational Education and Training Sector. The site contains examples of Moodle blended learning activities for the Vocational Education and Training Sector, that participants can view and download for re-use.

Cost: Free

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Featured courses

Why We Post: The Anthropology of Social Media

Better Conversations with Aphasia

Simplified Structural Assessment for Seismic Fragility Analysis

Urban Graphics 1 - The City Footprint

Blended Learning Essentials Moodle Hub