Curriculum and Educational Technology

This 30-credit program is designed for educators who are seeking to integrate technology into P-12 curriculum and other instructional contexts. Graduates are prepared to become leaders through course work and experiences that focus on development of a conceptual framework in which technology is an embedded aspect of the teaching and learning process, and curriculum development strengthens instructional practice. Graduates will be able to develop curriculum and utilize technology in ways that keep pace with the evolving needs of schools and society. It is possible to complete the Master of Arts in Curriculum and Educational Technology via distance education or online options.

• Principles and Procedures of Curriculum Development
• Evaluation of Educational Programs
• Research on Impacting Student Learning
• Curricular Integration of Learning Technology
• Technology Policy and Pedagogy

• The Elementary School Curriculum
• The Secondary School Curriculum
• The Junior High and Middle School Curriculum
• The Alternative School Curricula

• Philosophy of Education
• History of American Education
• Educational Sociology

• The Elementary School Curriculum
• The Secondary School Curriculum
• The Junior High and Middle School Curriculum
• The Alternative School Curricula
• Curriculum Evaluation
• Evaluation of Educational Personnel to Strengthen Curriculum
• Staff Development to Strengthen Curriculum

• Integrating Technology in the Literacy Program
• School Information Infrastructures
• Multimedia Web Design and Development for Education
• Inquiry and Simulation Models in Educational Computing
• Instructional Design and Technology
• Visual and Digital Literacies
• Distance Education and Distributed Learning Technology
• Advanced Projects in Digital Media
• Information Systems for Instruction and Assessment
• Practicum in Educational Technology
• Independent Study in Educational Technology
• Technology for Mathematics Teachers
• Computer Technology and the Learner with Special Needs