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Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

Course Overview

The Japanese Books: From Manuscript to Print Course by Edx explores Japanese writing in different formats starting from scrolls and albums and leading to books. Students will get an opportunity to study and examine rare manuscripts that have been preserved for centuries and are now a part of the Harvard Art Museums. 

The course curriculum traces the journey from manuscripts to printed books and discusses topics such as binding techniques, writing terminology, illustrations, and visual storytelling culture in Japan. Furthermore, the Edx Japanese Books: From Manuscript to Print programme concludes with the celebrated Japanese epic ‘The Tale of Genji’ and gives an overview of the different formats the epic was published in till the modern era. 

Students who are fascinated by the history of books, and wish to learn about the different formats that preceded books must enrol in the course. Besides, the Edx course on Japanese Books: From Manuscript to Print is a self-paced programme free of cost for students. The candidates will be able to choose from either of the 2 tracks which is the audit and the verified track. During the verified track, the candidates will get a limited period to access the material whereas during the verified track, the candidates will have an unlimited access.

The Highlights

  • Learning via video interviews    
  • Online programme
  • Introductory-level course
  • Art and culture course
  • No prerequisites
  • Earn a verified and official certificate
  • Digital shareable certificate
  • Harvard University 
  • Self-paced learning with time constraint

Programme Offerings

  • Arts and culture
  • Harvard University
  • Harvard libraries and museums
  • Verified course certificate
  • online teaching
  • Self-paced Course
  • Introductory-level Course
  • Shareable Certificate
  • Japanese heritage

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
INR 149yesHarvard University, Cambridge

Japanese Books From Manuscript to Print Fees Structure :

Fees components 

Fees 

Certificate fees

$ 149


Eligibility Criteria

Since there are no prerequisites for the Japanese Books: From Manuscript to Print online programme, anyone interested in the course can join.

Moreover, candidates who want a verified and shareable course certificate by Edx can buy it by paying the respective fee and completing this programme successfully.

What you will learn

Writing skillsStorytelling

The Japanese Books: From Manuscript to Print certification course by Edx will teach you the following topics:

  • How to appreciate and understand Japanese literature through books and scrolls
  • Tracing the history of Japanese writing with the help of different formats.
  • Learning about different formats, terminologies and binding techniques.
  • Understanding various forms of Japanese writing such as short stories, epics and illustrated narratives.
  • Diving into plots and characters from famous Japanese stories and epic tales. 

Admission Details

To avail of the Japanese Books: From Manuscript to Print course, the applicants must follow the steps mentioned below:

Step 1. Search Google for the official Edx website with this link: https://www.edx.org/.

Step 2. Look for the course bar and type ‘Japanese Books: From Manuscript to Print’ course.

Step 3. After selecting the course page, click on the “Enrol” button under the course title.

Step 4. Create an account on the website by entering a few personal details. 

Step 5. Your free enrollment is complete. Start learning.

Application Details

To join the programme and start learning, the candidate must create an account on the official website by entering basic details such as name, username, email, password, country or region of residence. 

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