Online Master's Degree in
Educational Technology
Harness the power of technology to create transformative learning experiences for students of all ages.
Elevate your teaching career with our Educational Technology Master's degree, where you'll gain expertise in leveraging technology to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.
Prepare to shape the future of learning in classrooms and beyond through innovative coursework that equips you to lead the integration of technology in education to drive positive change in schools and organizations.
Expert Faculty
Learn from seasoned educators and professionals who bring a wealth of real-world experience to the online classroom. Benefit from their guidance as you further explore your education.
Hands-On Experience
Collaborate with local schools and educators to step into real classrooms. Emerge as a dynamic leader in educational innovation with hands-on experiences that drive improvement in diverse learning environments
Career Advancement
Stand out in the competitive job market with an Educational Technology Master's degree. Pursue a variety of rewarding careers such as a Technology Integration Specialist or Instructional Designer.
Master's of Educational Technology Admission Requirements:
Admissions criteria for the Master's Degree in Educational Technology will include the following:- Candidates must provide a copy of valid teaching license (school library media licensure only).
- Candidates must have a 3.0 undergraduate GPA.
- Candidates must submit an official undergraduate degree transcript.
- Candidates must submit two College of Education recommendation forms.
- Candidates must complete a background check.
Candidate must successfully complete an e-portfolio.
Unique Class Topics in the Education Technology Master's
Our comprehensive curriculum provides hands-on practicum experiences and exploration of teaching frameworks and research methods.
- Topics in Educational Technology: Explore current trends, issues, and innovations in educational technology through readings, reports, discussions, and practical experiences.
- Information Literacy and Inquiry: Develop abilities to locate, evaluate, and ethically use information from diverse sources, empowering them to become critical thinkers and lifelong learners in today's digital age.
- Instructional Design and Assessment: Designs effective instructional materials and assessments aligned with learning objectives, fostering student engagement, comprehension, and achievement.
- Practicum (Tech Integration and School Library): Gain hands-on experience in integrating technology into instruction or managing a school library. Apply theoretical knowledge in real-world educational settings under the supervision of experienced mentors.
- Teacher Leadership in School Improvement: Get prepared to lead and facilitate school improvement initiatives, empowering them to collaborate with colleagues, engage stakeholders, and implement evidence-based practices to enhance student outcomes.
- Teaching and Learning Frameworks: Explore theoretical frameworks and models of teaching and learning, enabling educators to critically analyze and apply research-based approaches to instructional planning, delivery, and assessment.
- Instructional Technologies: Examine the use of various instructional technologies, software, and digital tools to support diverse learning needs, promote active learning, and facilitate personalized instruction in educational settings.
- Methods of Research: Provides foundational knowledge and skills in educational research methods, equipping students with the tools to conduct rigorous research, analyze data, and contribute to evidence-based practices in education.
Jobs of Educational Technology Master's Graduates
- School Librarian (PreK-12): Facilitates access to information resources, promotes literacy skills, and cultivates a love of reading among students through library programs, research assistance, and educational initiatives.
- Technology Integration Specialist: Collaborates with educators to integrate technology tools and digital resources into curriculum and instruction, providing training, support, and innovative solutions to enhance student learning outcomes.
- Instructional Coordinator: Leads curriculum development initiatives, coordinates instructional programs, and provides professional development opportunities for educators to enhance teaching practices and improve student achievement.
- Learning & Development Consultant: Designs and delivers customized learning solutions, conducts needs assessments, and facilitates professional development workshops to address organizational training needs and promote continuous growth and development.
- Professional Learning Coordinator: Plans, organizes, and coordinates professional learning activities and events for educators, fostering collaboration, reflection, and ongoing learning to support instructional improvement and student success.
- Instructional Designer: Develops engaging and interactive learning materials, multimedia resources, and online courses using instructional design principles and technology tools to optimize learning experiences and outcomes.
- Instructional Coach: Provides one-on-one coaching, feedback, and support to teachers to improve instructional practices, implement evidence-based strategies, and enhance student engagement and achievement.
- Curriculum Specialist: Leads curriculum development projects, aligns instructional materials with academic standards, and provides guidance and support to educators in designing and implementing effective curriculum frameworks and units of study.
Emphases available
Become a Technology Integration Specialist with our Master's program. Learn to seamlessly infuse technology into education, enhancing teaching and preparing students for a digital future.
Obtain School Library Media Licensure through our Master's program. Gain expertise in educational resource management, literacy promotion, and technology integration, empowering students for lifelong learning.