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Professional Learning Certificate in
Information Design
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Information Design (ID) Students:
As part of our strategic realignment of PLC's Certificates the ID Certificate will
be DISCONTINUED September 1, 2007. If you are
currently pursuing an ID Certificate and require additional courses to complete it by
September 1, 2007 please contact PLC by September 1, 2006
Currently scheduled in response to our students requests are the following courses.
Introduction to XML as well as
Web Site Implementation and Management.
We will continue to post new information!
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A program for technical communicators, instructional designers,
information architects and content managers.
This interdisciplinary program emphasizes
the content, structure and management of online information,
an understanding of Internet and network technologies, and
the influence of perceptual and cognitive factors, in order
to produce effective information designers. The program is
focussed on users, with an emphasis on usability testing to
ensure that products achieve their objectives.
On completion of this program, you will be
able to design effective and accessible products for a wide
range of audiences and media – from print to digital. You'll
have the document management skills to understand issues in
the storage, access, retrieval, and navigation of information
plus the analytical skills, information design methodology,
and usability techniques to measure product effectiveness.
To complete the Certificate requirements, students require a minimum of 120 hours of instruction.
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