MASTER OF EDUCATION (M.ED.) WITH A MAJOR IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY: INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

This program is designed to provide advanced technology skills and knowledge to the professional educator, instructional developer, or instructional technologist who intends to work in occupational areas where formal certification is not required. Level Four certification in a teaching field is not required for admission. An S-5 certificate is not issued upon completion of this program. This program may allow teachers who have a Level Four certificate to advance to a Level Five while developing technology skills for the classroom.

I. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

21 semester hours

EDFS 6224

Introduction to School Improvement

(3 semester hours)

EDFS 6225

Identifying Problems--Socio-Cultural Issues

(3 semester hours)

EDFS 6226

Models of inquiry

(3 semester hours)

EDFS 6231

Research for School Improvement

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6210

Foundations of Instructional Technology

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6275

Instructional Design

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6960

Internship - Instructional Technology

(3 semester hours)

II. CONTENT FIELD

15 semester hours

Select five graduate level courses from the following:

EDIT 6220

School-based Technology Systems

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6225

Telecommunications and Distance Learning

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6230

Software Evaluation and Curriculum Integration

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6240

Authoring and Multimedia Systems

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6258

Production of Instructional Materials

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6265

Distance/Alternative Education Management

(3 semester hours)

EDIT 6270

Distance/Alternative Education Utilization

(3 semester hours)

Total Degree Hours (minimum)

36 semester hours

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