What are e-bundles?

1. E-bundles are online web based tutorials where you can purchase and learn it from your desk or from home. You can purchase individual courses in the list which are valid for 3 months at the time of registration or purchase the entire course bundle which is valid for 1 year.
2. You can purchase the e-bundles through your department or you could purchase them yourself.

What are the steps to purchasing e-learning?

1. Select a course and review its course outline using the links provided.
2. Discuss with your supervisor which courses would be most beneficial to you in your current job.
3. After obtaining approval and the appropriate Fund Centre and Cost Centre numbers, register using the E-learning enroll link next to each course.
4. When ODLC receives and processes your request, you will be sent an e-mail containing your login name and password along with the website link. As soon as you receive your login information you can begin e-learning!

If you need further information please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it at (416) 946-3061. Please see the course listings below.

See DEMO of how the elearning Courses look like.

DESKTOP APPLICATIONS

Desktop applications cover topics such as word processing, spreadsheets, databases and other tools used in day-to-day projects at home, in class, or in the office.
NOW Available Microsoft Office 2010

NOTE: Certification (Optional) - The courses in this category prepare the student for certification, and a certificate of Course completion is available to the student upon successful completion of the course. However, ODLC does not provide the certification itself.

If you are interested in certification for any of the office products, please see Microsoft Office Certification site for exam schedules and MS Office Certification procedures.

WEB DESIGN & MEDIA

Design and media addresses both the print and web publishing industries, and those software applications used by graphics, multimedia, print, and web professionals to create print and electronic publications, original art, graphics, images, and animation.

NETWORK & OPERATION SYSTEMS

This category covers the skill sets needed to support the hardware, network, and operating systems. Content is designed to enrich ongoing professional development for computer professionals and provide for additional learning opportunities to develop the skills required to pass industry-specific exams.

NOTE: Certification (Optional)- The courses in this category prepare the student for certification, and a certificate of Course completion is available to the student upon successful completion of the course. However, ODLC does not provide the certification itself.

You will need to find the test centres in the Toronto area to take the exams for the course you want to be certified in.

See links for test centres.
https://www.isc2.org/certification-register-now.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/certification/exam.aspx

PROGRAMMING & WEB DEVELOPMENT

This category addresses the development of desktop and distributed software and web applications and the various vendor products and open-source tools and technologies used by software and web developers.

SECURITY

The Security category covers topics in one of the fastest-growing area in IT. These courses are designed for a wide range of IT professionals - from those just entering the field to seasoned system administrators. Courses include the basics of TCP/IP and CompTIA A+ to advanced security concepts such a PKI.