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Curriculum and Instruction: Concentration Instructional Technology

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Why Study Instructional Technology

The Instructional Technology master's program faculty hold graduate degrees in Instructional Technology, Instructional Design, and Educational Leadership. Faculty bring years of teaching experience in preK-12 and higher education settings to the program. This program is for persons wishing to provide leadership in instructional technology, for teachers who want to advance their teaching skills through the use of technology, or for those interested in preparing for work in a technology training environment.

In this digital age, skills in using instructional technologies and principles of instructional design are essential in classrooms and training environments. As a candidate in APSU's Instructional Technology master's program, you'll advance your skills in areas like multimedia creation, digital publishing, and
effective digital instruction.

Busy professionals do not have time for busy work. Candidates in this program will work on practical, relevant projects that they can use in their current or desired positions. The program also features a practicum course, which allows for a mentorship experience with a practicing technologist, and a capstone course in which the candidate designs, implements, and evaluates a technology training.

Admissions Requirements

For information related to admission requirements or to view the courses within each program, please visit the graduate bulletin.

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Sample Course Plan

Curriculum and Instruction: Instructional Technology, MAED

 

Professional Licensure Disclosure

Students should be aware that licensure and certification requirements vary from state to state and are subject to change. Licensing agencies or boards also may have requirements in addition to an earned degree. APSU recommends that students who are not Tennessee residents or who plan to seek licensure or certification outside the state of Tennessee contact the appropriate licensing agency or board before they enroll in an academic program designed to lead to licensure or certification and discuss their plans with an advisor.

Please visit the Professional Licensure Disclosure webpage to review specific licensure information for your state and academic program.