Four creator programs
Each program includes five courses — introductory, three skills-based levels, and a business or industry capstone — that can be licensed individually or as a full collection.
Program 1
Graphic Design
Art Appreciation
Students study visual art, design movements, artists, and cultural influences while learning how images, color, typography, and composition communicate ideas.
Design 1
Students learn the foundations of graphic design, including layout, typography, color theory, branding, image editing, and creating digital designs for real-world purposes.
Design 2
Students expand their design skills through more advanced projects involving posters, logos, social media graphics, digital illustration, and visual identity systems.
Design 3
Students create professional-level design work using advanced composition, brand development, critique, revision, and portfolio-building practices.
The Business of Design
Students learn how designers work with clients, present creative concepts, price their work, build a portfolio, market themselves, and explore design-related careers.
introduces students to the creative and technical process of communicating ideas through visual media. Through hands-on projects, students explore art appreciation, layout, typography, color theory, branding, image editing, digital illustration, and the business side of design. The course pathway helps students build confidence with professional design tools while developing original graphics, visual identity projects, and portfolio-ready work connected to real careers in design and media.
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SOFTWARE:Â Canva, Adobe Express, Photoshop
Program 2
Video Editing
Film Appreciation
Students explore the history, genres, techniques, and cultural impact of film while learning how storytelling, cinematography, editing, and sound shape what audiences experience.
Editing 1
Students learn the basics of video production and editing, including shot types, sequencing, trimming clips, adding music, transitions, titles, and exporting finished videos.
Editing 2
Students build stronger editing skills through projects focused on pacing, visual storytelling, audio editing, effects, color correction, and multi-scene video creation.
Editing 3
Students create advanced video projects using professional editing workflows, narrative structure, motion graphics, critique, revision, and portfolio-ready production techniques.
The Business of Film
Students learn how the film and video industry works, including production roles, pitching ideas, budgeting, marketing, distribution, freelance work, and career pathways.
Introduces students to the creative and technical process of telling stories through moving images and sound. Through hands-on projects, students explore film appreciation, shot sequencing, trimming clips, audio editing, transitions, titles, effects, color correction, motion graphics, and the business side of film and video. The course pathway helps students build confidence with professional editing tools while developing original videos, collaborative projects, and portfolio-ready work connected to real careers in film, media, and digital content creation.
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SOFTWARE:Â CapCut, Adobe Premiere, Avid
Program 3
Music Production
music Appreciation
Students explore the history, styles, artists, and cultural impact of music while learning how sound, rhythm, melody, and technology shape the music they hear today.
Production 1
Students learn the foundations of digital music creation, including beats, loops, MIDI, song structure, basic recording, and arranging in a digital audio workstation.
Production 2
Students build on core production skills by creating more polished tracks using sampling, audio editing, effects, mixing techniques, and creative sound design.
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Production 3
Students develop advanced production projects that focus on original composition, professional workflow, collaboration, mixing, mastering, and portfolio-ready music.
The Business of music Production
Students learn how the modern music industry works, including branding, distribution, copyright, royalties, promotion, entrepreneurship, and career pathways.
introduces students to the creative and technical process of making music in today’s digital world. Through hands-on projects, students explore music appreciation, beat making, recording, MIDI, arranging, mixing, sound design, and the business side of the music industry. The course pathway helps students build confidence with digital audio tools while developing original songs, collaborative projects, and portfolio-ready work connected to real careers in music and media.
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SOFTWARE:Â Soundtrap, Ableton, Pro Tools
Program 4
Podcasting
Podcast Appreciation
Students explore the history, formats, genres, and cultural impact of podcasting while analyzing how audio storytelling connects with different audiences.
Podcasting 1
Students explore the history, formats, genres, and cultural impact of podcasting while analyzing how audio storytelling connects with different audiences.
Podcasting 2
Students develop stronger podcast production skills through interviews, storytelling structure, sound design, research, editing techniques, and multi-episode planning.
Podcasting  3
Students create polished podcast projects using advanced production, audience development, branding, collaboration, revision, and portfolio-ready audio storytelling.
The Business of PodcastingÂ
Students learn how podcasts are branded, promoted, monetized, distributed, and managed while exploring careers in audio media and digital content creation.
introduces students to the creative and technical process of telling stories through audio. Through hands-on projects, students explore podcast appreciation, episode planning, scriptwriting, voice recording, interviewing, audio editing, sound design, publishing, branding, and the business side of podcasting. The course pathway helps students build confidence with digital audio tools while developing original shows, collaborative episodes, and portfolio-ready work connected to real careers in podcasting, media, and digital content creation.
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SOFTWARE:Â Soundtrap