The non-degree certification in Instructional Technology requires a minimum of 21 semester hours of course work.
Coursework is fully online with no face-to-face class meetings. There are, however, opportunities to communicate with instructors and classmates in a variety of ways including synchronous, asynchronous, and virtual.
Students in the add-on certification program must already have a Master’s degree and hold T4 certification in a teaching field; or hold certification in another field as outlined with the GaPSC.
Admission Requirements
Graduate Admissions Application Form
Two professional recommendations
Official copies of all transcripts
Minimal GPA of 2.75
Résumé
Must hold a Teacher Certification
Certification
Upon meeting all course and examination requirements of this program, an S-5 certificate in Instructional Technology may be issued by the Professional Standards Commission of Georgia. Georgia College recommendation is required. GACE testing and certification began Fall 2013.
EdD, University of Missouri-St. Louis; MA, Southeast Missouri State University; BS, Southeast Missouri State University
Research
Children’s and Young Adult Literature, Information Literacy, Intellectual Freedom
Professional Service
Service to Library Media/Instructional Technology Students, Service to the Georgia College community, Service to Practicing Media Specialists and Classroom Teachers
