Instructional Technology and Learning, Graduate Certificate

Program Overview

The Instructional Technology and Learning (ITL) program at Marshall University provides hands-on experience with educational technologies for classroom teachers and instructional designers. The 21-credit-hour program can be completed online and prepares graduates for roles such as instructional designer, educational technologist, and technology integration specialist. The program emphasizes practical application of technology in the classroom and prepares graduates to create engaging online and blended learning experiences.

Program Outline

Outline:

Overview:

This Instructional Technology and Learning (ITL) program offers hands-on experience with technologies that can enhance the teaching and learning experiences. The program can be completed as a Graduate Certificate or as a specialization under the Master of Arts in Education.

Target Audience:

This program is primarily designed for classroom teachers (K-12 or higher education) who want to improve their use of technology in the classroom. Individuals interested in instructional design may also benefit from this specialization.

Structure:

The program consists of 21 credit hours, typically taking an average of 2 years to complete. The program is offered online through Marshall University.

Careers:

Potential career paths:

Completing the ITL program can prepare graduates for various roles related to instructional technology and learning, such as:

• Instructional designer
• Educational technologist
• Technology integration specialist
• Online learning coordinator

Other:

• The program is designed to help participants become proficient in using various educational technologies.
• Graduates will be prepared to create and deliver engaging and effective online and blended learning experiences.
• The program emphasizes hands-on learning and practical application of technology in the classroom.

Additional Information:

• To learn more about the program, visit the program website or the College of Education and Professional Development website.
• Contact the program director, Lisa Heaton, for further inquiries.
• The program is offered at a cost of $509 per credit hour.

Disclaimer:

Please note that the information extracted above is based on the provided context. It may not be exhaustive and additional information may be available on the official program website or through direct communication with the program director.