About the Platform
DeLP
This program is built on the powerful Dynamic e-Learning Platform (DeLP). Through more than a decade of federally-funded research, 3C Institute developed DeLP to provide unparalleled personalized, engaging, and effective e-learning programs. 3C developers work with subject matter partners to select and intermix DeLP components for didactic instruction (‘Tell me’ components), illustrative examples (‘Show me’ components), and practice opportunities (‘Let me try’ components), each customized to achieve specific learning objectives for a particular audience. DeLP can be applied for e-trainings for professional development (see https://www.3cisd.com/e-learning-for-professional-development) as well as self-paced intervention programs for behavior change (see https://www.3cisd.com/e-learning-for-behavior-change).
About the Platform Developers
3C Institute
Since 2001, 3C Institute has been building effective, user-friendly programs, services, and software applications to promote health and well-being for children, adolescents, and adults. At 3C, we collaborate with likeminded partners to apply our research-based technologies to accelerate and advance their research and intervention efforts. Our custom software services are tailored to achieve broad-scale improvement in social, emotional, and behavioral health. More information about 3C Institute can be found at www.3cisd.com.
About the Curriculum Authors
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About the Developers:
Rebecca Sanchez, Ph.D
Dr. Rebecca Sanchez is an e-learning developer/project manager with over 15 years’ experience in fast-paced public health and behavioral health research environments. She has significant experience in project and program management, e-learning course development, and program evaluation. She has been published on the results of acceptability and effectiveness of e-learning courses.
Chelsea Bartel, Ph.D.
Dr. Chelsea Bartel works with children, adolescents, and adults of all ages to increase understanding and self-knowledge. She received her BA degree in psychology from Kansas State University, her MA in clinical psychology from Washburn University, and her PhD in school psychology from North Carolina State University. She then completed a postdoctoral research fellowship at 3C Institute and the Center for Research in Emotional and Social Health (CRESH), developing programs and conducting research to improve the social and emotional skills of children and adolescents.
Emily Brown, M.A.
Emily Brown is a research associate at 3C Institute specializing in public sociology and social psychology. Prior to joining 3C Institute & CRESH, Ms. Brown worked as a social worker in eastern North Carolina. She received her master’s degree in public sociology from the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, and her bachelor’s degree in sociology with a minor in psychology from Appalachian State University.