The Education Department at College of Southern Idaho is proud to offer in-service teachers from any country a mechanism to earn college credit for participation in conferences, vendor-provided training, and district in-service activities. Recognizing that Casio consistently provides only the highest quality product training and teacher professional development, the College of Southern Idaho invites teachers who complete any Casio-provided training to enroll at CSI and request college credit for these trainings. Please note: Casio is not responsible for the awarding, processing, or denying credit.

Requirements for credit: Participants attend, actively participate, and complete the training provided by Casio. Each one-credit hour requires approximately 15 hours of instruction. Upon verification that you have completed the training (a certificate of completion is required), CSI will record your grade of (P) for the course.

For example, you will receive a certificate of completion from Casio when you complete ClassPad 101 for 21 hours of online training, which you will use as verification to request credit. The additional 6 hours can be combined with other Casio training, such as professional development workshops hosted by Casio, to obtain a second credit.

*Cost: $30.00
CSI offers online registration. However, for a several reasons, we would prefer, and strongly encourage, you to fill in, print, and then mail (snail mail) this form and your check for $30.00 (made out to CSI) to Dr. Dave Makings at the address below.

Course Registration:
This information is required by state of Idaho and/or the CSI business office.  Please complete to the best of your ability.  Please note.  You will NOT be charged out of state tuition regardless of where you live.  The $31.00 is simply a processing fee that is the same for all students.
http://www.csi.edu/forms/Students_Forms/registration.pdf

Course name information: EDUC 199E: name of training course (1 credit hour)

Casio is not responsible for the awarding, processing, or denying credit

For more information please contact:
Dr. Dave Makings
Professor: Education Technology
College of Southern Idaho
PO Box 1238
Twin Falls, ID 83301
dmakings@csi.edu
208-732-6866