Re: Ed/Tech. Grad Programs

Tom Swinney (ts04@admin.swt.edu)
Thu, 4 Jul 1996 23:56:44 EDT

Laura Tebbe <latebbe@tezcat.com> wrote:
> I am planning to begin a master's program in instructional technology and
> curriculum development in Fall 1997.
>
> Does anyone recommend exceptional graduate schools of education that have
> great faculty and facilities for this area of study? And are you aware
> of any grad programs that allow you to combine these two areas
> with a teaching cerfication program?

I'm considering full time employment and persuit of a master's in
EdTech if/when I relocate to North Carolina. I can't vouch for the
quality or requirements, but suggest you check out
http://vms4.sci.cspomona.edu/~grviers/ist.html

Info on grad programs in EdTech for every state is available.

The Association for Educational Communications & Technology had/has a
book with requirements & specific courses of study for sale. I don't
believe the info is freely available online...yet!...but their homepage
can be found at
http://www.aect.org/

Please share your information with the group and good luck!

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