Introduction to TAGteach
Welcome to the Introduction to TAGteach Online Course. Here you will find the course lessons and library.
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Welcome and Updates
Welcome to the Introduction to TAGteach Online Course!
TAGteach is marker-based operant conditioning for people. All exercises, journals and videos that you submit for certification from this course must be done with human learners.
TAGteach is always evolving and we want to keep you up to date. You'll have access to this course for as long as we continue to offer it. Your enrollment will not expire. We'll let you know when we make significant changes or updates or when we offer free webinars or Q&A sessions.
Certificate of Completion and CEUs
To receive a Certificate of Completion and/or to earn CEUs from any organization that offers these for this course, you must complete the course and the final quiz.
To earn TAGteach Level 1 Certification you must hand in your journal, worksheets, the TAGteach Fundamentals Video. The TAGteach Session Scrip video and a 5-8 minute long video showing you teaching with TAGteach.
Click here for more information on the video requirements.
There is an additional $75 fee for this, which you can pay in the CEU and Certification section of the course main menu.
Course Help
For technical support please send an email to joan@tagteach.com.
Your course advisor is Anne Wormald. If you have any questions about the content of the course or the homework please send Anne an email at annew@tagteach.com.
If you have questions about what other people have done, or are doing with TAGteach, or you are looking for other people working with TAGteach in your field, please join the TAGteach Yahoo group or one of the Facebook groups. This is the best place to ask this type of question. You can also ask for advice about your coursework there. There is a wealth of experience on these groups and they are monitored by TAGteach. We encourage you to start a conversation there, rather than by personal email so that others can benefit from the discussion and so that you get the best information available from the other TAGteachers. Any questions that are not of a personal nature and that could benefit others will be referred to the Yahoo discussion group to be answered there.
The Facebook groups tend to be more active, but the archives of the Yahoo group contain a lot of great information. You can search the archive for key words and find past discussions on may topics.
