Through digital learning, we offer more flexibility to Duke students, reach the extended community of alumni, engage with prospective students, and expand Duke’s educational impact globally. We work with both individual faculty and university leadership to design and develop new, innovative online offerings. Our approaches are informed by data, rooted in market research, and supported by years of expertise in digital course and program development.
Digital Program Development
We can help you build a great digital learning experience for your students.
For Duke schools or academic programs that want assistance with designing new or existing digital programs (including online and hybrid), we can help your faculty:
- Design their courses
- Choose appropriate technologies
- Produce content
- Source course materials and more
Faculty Support and Consulting
We can help you create an engaging, high-quality online course.
We offer Duke instructors support and consulting for online teaching. Over the past five years, we have helped 72 Duke faculty create more than 150 online education projects. Our staff can help you design your course, choose the right technology, produce video, source course materials, and more.
Coursera for Duke
Free access to over 4,000 Coursera courses for students, faculty, and staff.
Coursera for Duke gives Duke students, staff, and faculty free access to over 4,000 online courses and Specializations on Coursera. Take any course you want, whenever you want. Learn new skills, explore a new subject, or advance your career goals. Earn a Coursera certificate to share on LinkedIn or your resume. You must have a Duke NetID to enroll.
Online Duke
Our catalog of all online programs and courses offered by Duke.
To make it easier for prospective students to find online learning opportunities at Duke, we created Online Duke. Online Duke is a searchable catalog of all Duke’s publicly offered digital courses – both directly through Duke and those on Coursera – and digital programs offered by Duke’s professional schools.
From MOOCs to alumni exclusives to master’s degrees, Online Duke brings together all of Duke’s digital learning in one searchable, sortable location.
Alternative Credentials
Design and integrate alternative credentials into your course or academic program.
Alternative credentials are learning experiences or programs smaller than degrees, such as certificates, micro-credentials, industry certifications and other non-degree qualifications, in which successful completion involves acquisition of specific competencies or skills as assessed and verified by the program provider.