Today’s practitioners want training that accommodates their busy schedules and individual learning styles. SVRI’s online training program fills this need.
While still being accessible, our online courses are more frequently including video, audio, and interactive tutorials to avoid flat written content as the basis for the course and engage learners on a different level. Asynchronous written discussions facilitated by qualified professionals provide opportunities for practitioners to share their valuable work experiences with each other. Activities are relevant to practitioners wanting to advance their skills.
Course activities are asynchronous, meaning that they can be completed 24/7 as long as they are submitted by the due date. Participation in discussions is required and it is recommended that participants login at least twice a week to monitor the discussion.
Our staff is able to provide assistance to people new to online courses to ensure a good experience with the technology. If you are new to online learning, please visit our “Is Online Learning For Me?” page to learn more about what to expect.
Current Offerings
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Additional Future Offerings
We will post as much information as possible about new courses as they are developed. If you would like to be notified of future offerings, please email the online training coordinator to be added to our list.
We anticipate offering a course on trends and issues in vocational evaluation in early 2010. This course will be created and offered in collaboration with VEWAA.
If you are looking for courses on specific topics, notify us as this information will be very valuable in determining future offerings.
Tour Our Courses
Want to see what a course is like? You can view the tutorial participants are sent which explains how to login and navigate around in their course.
Course tour in Windows Media Player
Is My Computer Adequate for Online Courses?
This System Check is designed to ensure your computer system is properly configured for Learn@UW-Stout courses. It verifies your browser version, browser settings and display settings on your computer. It also ensures that you have any plug-ins that your course(s) require: CLICK HERE TO CHECK
For Vocational Services and Working with Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, you will need Windows Media Player and Internet Explorer. The tutorials in these courses are only viewable on a PC.
Contact Us
April Pierson, MS, CRC, CVE
Online Training Coordinator
Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute
University of Wisconsin-Stout
221 10th Ave. E., Room 101D
Menomonie, WI 54751
Phone 715-232-1685
1-800-535-6288 ext. 2
Fax 715-232-5008
piersona@uwstout.edu