LTLE Graduate Educational


Technology

Students in the Mac Lab in Memorial Hall

The Master of Education degree with a concentration in educational technology is designed for teachers, administrators and professionals in the field of staff development and training. Students completing the program will have developed a broad and deep framework for identifying, implementing, and assessing educational technology in the teaching and learning process.

Students will have an opportunity to explore future trends in educational technology, allowing them to continue to expand their skills at the completion of the program. Students will complete course work in two concentration areas, giving them extensive experience in designing, developing and assessing different educational technology applications. Students complete the program with a practicum experience to apply their skills and knowledge in a school or workplace setting.

NOTE:  This program is designed to be completed in two years by full-time students and with additional time by part-time students.

Degree Requirements Credit Hours
 
Professional Core 12 Total
EDUC 620. Changing Context of American Schools 3
EDUC 630. Inquiry in Education 3
EDUC 641. Curriculum Theory and Issues 3
EDUC 642. Learning Theory and Instructional Model 3
 
Educational Technology Core 9 Total
EDTC 510. Seminar in Educational Technology 3
EDTC 520. Principles of Instructional Design 3
EDTC 670. Practicum in Educational Technology 3
 
Educational Technology Specialty Areas (choose 2) 12 Total
Multimedia Development
EDTC 611. Multimedia and User Interface Design 3
EDTC 612. Design and Development of Digital Media 3
 
Technology Management
EDTC 621. Technology Planning 3
EDTC 622. Staff Development in Educational Technology 3
 
Data Visualization
EDTC 631. Imagery and Data Display 3
EDTC 632. Simulation and Modeling 3