Choosing a Certificate Program

I have read many posts about the merits of instructional design certificate programs. I am wondering if anyone has experience with the Georgetown Instructional Design certificate? It's a new program that is just winding up the first cohort. I have experience as an LMS administrator and I am always on the cusp of doing actual instructional design work. I have a master's degree in adult education and just need a structured program to push me into really trying out instructional design work. It seems another choice would be the Wisconsin-Stout certificate that is often mentioned here. I feel a little defeated starting that one since I spent so much time on my master's degree and it's a longer commitment. I am willing to try though. Any thoughts are appreciated.