ETA will offer classes on specific OASIS topics in Grand Junction and Boulder. Upcoming changes to the Item Set (OASIS D) will be discussed mainly in the Quality Measures classes. You may choose to take them all at once or individually as your interest and needs dictate. All registration is first-come, first-served, even for sessions within a specific facility.
ETA reserves the right to cancel classes with low registration. This is a possibility in Grand Junction. Early registration is helpful.
OASIS C2 Basics (One Session): Course ID 1066908
This beginning three-hour class is how to get started with OASIS C2.
OASIS C2 Item-by-Item (2 Sessions): Course ID 1066909
This practical application class reviews item-by-item data set completion. We will follow Mrs. Green's assessment, which will require two sessions to complete. Attendance at both sessions is required to complete this class.
OASIS C2 Quality Measures (One Session): Course ID 1066910
This course assumes familiarity with the OASIS C2 Item Set, covering more advanced content and application.
To see additional session details and register for on-site attendance for one of these offerings:
1. Go to http://www.train.org/
2. Log in to your existing TRAIN account, or new users click "Create an Account"
3. Once you've logged in, or created an account, Search (top right) for the appropriate Course ID. (See above for desired training)
4. Click link for desired course.
5. Click the "Registration" tab.
6. Click the "Register" button for the session you wish to attend.
7. Remember to register separately for each desired course.
A detailed example of the above process (if needed)
Questions?: Please email betty.metz@state.co.us
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