Master of Arts in Education - Education Technology

This program incorporates theory and application of technology into contemporary programs in school systems from pre-kindergarten through graduate studies.  Included are program applications in distance learning, models regarding the administration of technology programs, computer assisted instruction, and the integration of techology within various education offerings, programs and organizational systems.  An emphasis is placed on global perspectives in facilitiating learning. Requirements for added endorsements vary by state. Contact the University to determine your state's requirements.

FOUNDATION COURSES
15 semester Credit Hours

EDF 7103  Philosophy, Accountability and Change
EDF 7203  Diverse Community of Learners
EDF 7403  School Counseling in a Changing Environment
EDF 7163  Research:  Assessment and Evaluation
EDF 8503  Master's Research Project

ELECTIVE COURSES
18 Semester Credit Hours

EDC 7613  Introduction to Educational Technology:  Theory and Application
EDC 7623  Foundations in Distance Learning
EDC 7633  Administration of the technology Program
EDC 7643  Computer Assisted Instruction
EDC 7663  Technology Integration in K-12 Schools
EDC 7683  Instructional Theory and Strategy in Technology Integration

ELECTIVE COURSES
3 Semester Credit Hours

Other EDC or EDF courses, other advisor approved course or transfer credit.

TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION                                                      
36 Semester Credit Hours

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