eLearning

eLearning

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This method of education delivery was launched in June 2010 and provides members with access to interactive education 24/7. Through the eLearning format, ONA is offering educational modules to members and Canadian Nursing Students' Association (CNSA) students that can be completed at their own pace and at times convenient for them.

New to eLearning: March, 2013

Two brand-new video lecturettes are now available:

• Effective Meetings:
  • Part 1: Being More Effective.
  • Part 2: Minute Taking.
  • Part 3: Meetings with Management.
• Harassment, Mobbing and Bullying

Coming Soon!

• Our first return-to-work program entitled, "Return to work: Is your workplace making you sick?"
• Levels 3, 4, 5, and 6 of the Negotiations Series.
• More return-to-work programs in late 2013/early 2014.

Promotional Materials

Download these documents to learn more about eLearning, share with other members and post on your local bulletin boards!

• eLearning Pamphlet (posted March 2013)
• eLearning Poster (posted March 2013) 
• ER Scramble Poster
• How to Sign Up for Facebook & eLearning
• How to Print a Certificate
• Tips and Reminders (posted March 2013)

ER Scramble Game

Finally, don’t forget to check out our ER Scramble Game on Facebook at:  www.facebook.com/ontarionurses

Questions or Comments

Have questions or comments about eLearning? We’d love to hear from you! Please email eLearningEnquiries@ona.org or call 1-800-387-5580, Toronto Office, ext. 2365. 

Catalogue of eLearning Education:

Professional Responsibility

Conflict in the Workplace (video lecturette)
ONA Professional Practice (video lecturette)
Professional Responsibility Workload Reporting Process – Allied Health Sector
Professional Responsibility Workload Reporting Form – Public Health Sector
Professional Responsibility Workload Reporting Form – Homes Sector
Professional Responsibility Workload Reporting Form – Community Care Access Centre
Professional Responsibility Workload Reporting Form – Hospital Sector
RN/RPN Scope of Practice and the CNO Three Factor Framework (video lecturette)

Human Rights and Equity

Duty to Accommodate (video lecturette)
Human Rights 101

Health and Safety

eWorkplace Health - Disruptive Practitioner Behaviour

Contract Administration

Negotiations Level II: The Power of Preparation
Negotiations: So You Are Elected. Now What?
Negotiations: What Members Need to Know
A Member Asks “Do I have a Grievance?” Now What?
So, You Have a Grievance: How Does the Grievance Process Work?
How to be a Great ONA Unit Representative (video lecturette)
The Grievance Process (video lecturette)
Voting on your Contract: Ratification Votes (video lecturette)

Please log on to the platform using the link in Step 1 below:

Steps to access ONA’s eLearning website

All members should review the instructional steps outlined below, to ensure computer compatibility and create an account prior to logging onto the eLearning website. 

Step 1: Go to the eLearning website

To get to the eLearning.ona.org website.

Step 2: Choose “New to eLearning”

Click the “New to eLearning” button on the left side of the page (Figure A).

Figure A

Step 3: Automatic check for minimum requirements

You will see a list of the minimum requirements to use the eLearning website.

If you see only green checkmarks next to all of the items (Figure B) in the “Checking your software” list, click the link below the list to continue to the eLearning website and skip directly to Step 5.

Figure B

If you see a red “X” next to any of the items (Figure C) in the “Checking your software” list, proceed to
Step 4.

Figure C

Step 4: Download new/updated software if necessary

Click the link to the right of the list item that has a red “X” next to it to download the missing requirement (Figure D) and follow the instructions to install the software component that must be added or updated.

Figure D

The minimum software required to be able to access all aspects of the eLearning website must be on the computer that you use. Now is the time to download free, up-to-date versions of the Adobe Acrobat Reader, Adobe Flash Player and Shockwave website browser plug-ins from the Internet. You should install these upgrades before advancing any further.

Note: You should only upgrade software on your own personal computers. You may not be permitted to download and install upgrades on computers that are provided by an employer. If you are Local Coordinator or Treasurer and have an ONA-provided computer, you will be able to download upgrades from the Internet and install them yourself.

Step 5: Turn off pop-up blocking

Determine whether you’re using a PC or a Mac computer and which web browser you’re using. Follow the corresponding instructions to turn off your web browser’s pop-up blocking function:

• PC - Microsoft Internet Explorer
• PC - Mozilla Firefox
• Mac - Mozilla Firefox
• Mac - Safari

PC – Microsoft Internet Explorer

Under the “Tools” menu click “Pop-up Blocker,” then select “Turn Off Pop-up Blocker” (Figure E).

Figure E

PC – Mozilla Firefox

Under the “Tools” menu click “Options…,” then click on the “Content” icon and uncheck the “Block pop-up windows” box (Figure F).

Figure F
 

Mac – Mozilla Firefox

Under the “Firefox” menu click “Preferences…,” then click on the “Content” icon and uncheck the “Block pop-up windows” box (Figure G).

Figure G

Mac – Safari

Under the “Safari” menu, click “Block Pop-Up Windows” to remove the checkmark (Figure H).

Figure H

Step 6: Create new account

Click on the “Create new account” button on the right side of the page and follow the instructions to create your username and password for the eLearning website (Figure I).

Figure I

If you’ve followed the instructions and still have compatibility problems

ONA members who continue to experience challenges in ensuring computer compatibility when accessing the eLearning website should e-mail: elearningenquiries@ona.org

Staff will monitor this e-mail address and will respond within 48 hours (72 hours if a message is left over a weekend).

Local Coordinators and Treasurers have ONA-supplied laptop computers and may call the ONA HelpDesk for assistance if they experience compatibility problems.

Returning to the eLearning website

Once members have checked their computer compatibility and accessed the eLearning website for the first time, they can enter and leave the program and module they are working on as they wish and as time permits. Each subsequent time that they log on, they will automatically enter the program and module they were last working on at the point where they logged out.