• Educational Technology Leadership

    The graduate degree in Educational Technology Leadership is a master's program that encourages students to improve their professional practice using learning theory, technology, and leadership skills.

     

    Please follow the admissions link on the side of this page to view requirements for admission to the graduate school. Additional admissions criteria for this program include:

    • Brief written statement identifying professional career goals and aspirations, current resume
    • 3 letters of recommendation

    *Students who do not meet the 3.0 GPA will be required to apply under our exceptions policy and must submit a competitive GRE or MAT score taken within the last 5 years.

     

     

  • Major: Educational Leadership
    Concentration: Educational Tech Leadership
    Degree: Master of Education
    Core Requirements (6 credits)
    SELECT ONE FROM THE FOLLOWING:
    • EDF 6607 Education in America OR
    • EDF 6687 Multicultural & Urban Foundations in Education
    SELECT_ ONE FROM THE FOLLOWING:
    • EDF 6480 Foundations in Education Research OR
    • EDG 6911 Action Research in Education
    Major Requirements (18 credits)
    EDA6061 3 Introduction to Ed Leadership
    EDA6191 3 Team Leadership
    EDA6196 3 Leadership/Learning Organizat
    EDA6302 3 Lifelong Learning/Prof Develop
    EDG6285 3 Fundamentals of Program Eval
    SELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING:
    • EDA 6271 Technology for Educational Leaders
    • EME 5403 Technology in Education
    Major Electives (15 credits)
    EME6061 0 Ed Tech Portfolio
    SELECT_ 5 FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST:
    • EME 6050 Enhance Instructional Technology
    • EME 6405 Educational Web Design
    • EME 6409 Interactive Distance Education
    • EME 6418 Educational Multimedia
    • EME 6441 Technology for Special Populations
    • EME 6601 Instructional Design & Application
    • EME 6628 Education Technology Systems
    • EME 7415 Education Design Multimedia
    • EME 6990 Experimental Topics in Education Technology
    • Or AN ELECTIVE selected in consultation with an Educational Technology facutly advisor.
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  • M.Ed. in Educational Leadership 

    Educational Technology Concentration 

    Course Rotation Schedule 

      

    *It is important that you follow this schedule.  The courses that are listed for each semester will only be offered during those semesters with the exception of the following courses: EDG 6991 Action Research, EDF 6480 Foundations of Ed. Research, and EDF 6607 Education in America.

     

    YEAR ONE 

    FALL: 

    EDG 6991 Action Research

    OR

    EDF 6480 Foundations of Educational Research

    EME 5403/EDA 6271 Technology in Education / Technology & Educational Leadership (IP)

    EME 6050 Enhancing Instruction with Technology

    Elective 1

      

    SPRING: 

    EDF 6607 Education in America

    EDA 6196 Leadership and Learning Organizations

    EDA 6302 Lifelong Learning & Professional Development

    EME 6601 Instructional Design and Applications

    Elective 2

     

    SUMMER: 

    EDA 6271 Technology and Educational Leadership

    EDA 6191 Team Leadership & Development

    EDG 6285 Fundamentals of Program Evaluation

     

    YEAR TWO 

      

    FALL: 

    EME 5403 / EDA 6271 Technology in Education / Technology and Educational Leadership (IP)

    EME 6418 Educational Multimedia

    EME 6050 Enhancing Instruction with Technology

    Elective 3

     

    SPRING: 

    EME 7415 Educational Design for Digital Media

    EME 6601 Instructional Design & Applications

    Elective 4

     

    SUMMER: 

    EDA 6271 Technology and Educational Leadership

    EME 6061 Educational Technology Portfolio

    EDA 6191 Team Leadership & Development

    EDG 6285 Fundamentals of Program Evaluation

     

     

      Notes 

    •  No more than 10 semester hours can be completed before a student is fully admitted, including a maximum of 6 semester hours of approved transfer credit from another institution.  
    • All credits must be earned with 5 years.  
    • A student may receive credit for a course only once. However, the GPA will reflect all repeated courses.