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GRCC offers quality online and hybrid certification courses that adhere to distance learning standards. These standards require identifying module outcomes, planning engaging content and demonstrations that match outcomes, including opportunities for student interaction and practice of skills with feedback to help students improve, and adequately assessing whether students have met intended outcomes.
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