Program Overview
This Educational Technology program provides a comprehensive foundation in the use of technology in education. Students will learn about the history and philosophy of education and special education, as well as the fundamentals of computers, instructional technology, and instructional design. The program also offers a variety of elective courses that allow students to specialize in areas such as web applications, multimedia education, and assistive technology. Graduates of the program will be prepared for careers in a variety of educational settings, including corporate training, online course development, and instructional design.
Program Outline
Outline:
Required Courses (27 credits)
- EDSE 600: History and Philosophy of Education and Special Education
- EDIN 601: Foundations of Computers
- EDIN 617: Foundations of Instructional Technology - Teaching with Computers
- EDIN 622: Networking in the Education Environment I
- EDIN 623: Foundations of Instructional Design
- EDIN 646: Distance Learning Applications
- EDIN 651: Internet Technology in the Classroom
- EDIN 673: Designing Online Instruction
- EDIN 692: Projects in the Educational Technology
Elective Courses (6 credits)
- EDIN 621: Advanced Web Applications in the Classroom
- EDIN 626: Teaching Computer Applications in the Classroom
- EDIN 641: Programming in the Classroom
- EDIN 642: Multimedia Education Applications in Software Development
- EDIN 643: Children, Technology and Media Literacy
- EDIN 652: Assistive and Special Needs Technology
- EDIN 653: Technology Integration for School Leaders
- EDIN 654: 21st Century Instructional Technology Models
- EDIN 670: The Educational Technology Specialist
- MSIN 605: Strategic Management of Technology
- MSIN 607: Effective Oral and Written Communication for Managers
- MSIN 609: Information Technology Project Management
- MSIN 610: Advanced IT Project Management
- MSIN 615: Database Management and Administration
- MSIN 675: Professional Internship Experience
- WMM 601: Interface Design Principles
- WMMN 604: Entertainment and Education Design
- MDAN 610: Database Concepts and Design
- WMMN 608: Introduction to Multimedia Technology
- WMMN 611: Foundations of Web Design
- WMMN 660: Digital Photography for Designers
Careers:
Potential Career Paths:
- Corporate Trainer
- Corporate Staff Developer/Teacher Trainer
- Online Course Developer
- Distance Learning Specialist
- Educational Sales Representative
- Instructional Designer
Touro University
Overview:
Touro University is a private, non-profit institution with a global network of over 98,000 alumni. Founded in 1971, it has grown to encompass 36 schools across various locations in the United States and internationally. Touro University emphasizes career-focused education, blending knowledge and values while maintaining a small school atmosphere.
Services Offered:
Student Life and Campus Experience:
Key Reasons to Study There:
Career-focused education:
Touro University prioritizes preparing students for successful careers in their chosen fields.Diverse program offerings:
With 36 schools and 246 programs, students have a wide range of academic options to choose from.Small school vibe:
Despite its size, Touro University strives to maintain a close-knit community feel.Global reach:
Touro University has campuses across the United States and internationally, providing students with opportunities for diverse experiences.Academic Programs:
Touro University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, including:
- Medicine
- Education
- Law
- Business
- Health Sciences
- Arts and Sciences
Other:
- Touro University has a strong commitment to its Jewish heritage and values.
- The institution has a student-to-faculty ratio of 13:1, allowing for personalized attention and mentorship.
- Touro University provides financial aid to 83% of its undergraduate students.
- The university has a strong focus on social responsibility and actively engages in initiatives related to antisemitism and bias.
