Choosing the right course is the first step toward gaining new knowledge, developing a skill, or participating in a structured learning experience. Laura Artman offers both online and in-person courses, giving participants options for how they want to learn and how often they want to attend.

Courses can be attended as an occasional learning experience or scheduled on a monthly basis. This flexibility allows participants to select the format and frequency that fits their interests, schedules, and learning goals.

1. Explore the Course Catalog

Start by reviewing the course catalog to see what courses are available. Each course description provides information to help you determine whether the subject, format, and content are appropriate for you.

Consider what you want to learn and whether you prefer participating online or attending in person. Some people appreciate the convenience of learning from their own location, while others prefer the interaction and experience of being physically present in a course.

2. Choose Your Course

Once you have reviewed the available options, select the course that matches your interests and objectives.

Pay attention to the course description, format, schedule, and any participation requirements. If you are interested in taking a course more than once, also consider whether the course is available monthly.

Courses do not necessarily have to become a long-term commitment. You can attend a course on occasion when the subject is of particular interest, or participate monthly for a more consistent learning experience.

3. Select Online or In-Person

Laura Artman offers courses in both online and in-person formats. Your choice depends on how you prefer to participate.

Online courses provide the ability to participate remotely without traveling to a physical location. In-person courses provide an opportunity to participate at a designated location and may include hands-on activities or direct interaction with the instructor and other participants.

The course catalog identifies the available format so you can choose the option that works for you.

4. Register for the Course

After selecting a course, complete the registration process. Registration reserves your place and provides the information needed to participate.

When registering, make sure your contact information is accurate and review the course date, time, format, and any other instructions provided during registration.

If you plan to attend monthly, follow the registration instructions for the recurring schedule rather than assuming that registering once automatically enrolls you indefinitely.

5. Complete Payment

If there is a fee for the course, payment is completed as part of the registration process or according to the payment instructions provided for that course.

Review the price and payment requirements before completing your registration. For monthly participation, check whether payment is made separately for each course or according to a recurring arrangement.

Completing payment does not replace registration. Make sure both steps have been completed when required.

6. Prepare Your Course Materials

Before the course begins, review any materials or instructions provided to you. Online participants may receive information about accessing the course, while in-person participants may receive location, arrival, or equipment instructions.

Course materials may vary depending on the subject and format. Having the required materials ready before the course begins allows you to concentrate on the learning experience rather than preparing at the last minute.

7. Attend and Complete the Course

The final step is participating in the course. Attend at the scheduled time and follow the instructions provided for your selected format.

If you are taking a course occasionally, you can return when another session interests you. If you prefer a regular learning schedule, you can attend courses monthly when that option is available.

Completing a course is not necessarily about finishing a series of classes. It can simply mean participating in a scheduled learning experience, gaining useful information, practicing a skill, and deciding what you would like to explore next.

Choose the Learning Experience That Works for You

Online and in-person courses provide different ways to participate, while occasional and monthly attendance provide flexibility in how often you learn. The course catalog makes it possible to explore available courses and select the subjects, formats, and schedules that fit your interests.

The process is straightforward: explore the catalog, choose a course, select your preferred format, register, complete payment when required, prepare your materials, and attend the course.

Whether you participate once or return monthly, each course provides an opportunity to learn something new and make education part of your ongoing personal development.

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