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To help you keep track of the program requirements...
you can download a pdf-formatted checklist. If you don't have the Adobe Reader needed to open the document you can download a free one from the company's web site. The MS Degree in Education, with a concentration in...
Instructional Technology, consists of courses from the three areas listed below. Each is a three-credit course.
AREA I, Foundations of Education, Two required courses* | 6 credits ED 510 Psychological Foundations ED 511 Philosophical Foundations ED 512 Social Foundations ED 513 Comparative Foundations ED 514 Issues in Education ED 515 Cognition ED 518 School Law (previously ED 578; cannot repeat for additional credit) AREA II, Professional Skills in Education, One required course* | 3 credits ED 520 Using Assessment to Guide Instruction (previously Educational Assessment) ED 521 Statistics in Education ED 525 Educational Research - recommended Note: Students should not take ED 522 due to course # and title changes. Instead, it is recommended that ED 525 Educational Research be taken. AREA VI, Educational Computing Courses* 21 credits required for degree or certification The following courses are required ED 577 Principles of Information Security ED 579 Media Design ED 583 Courseware Design and Construction ED 585 Integrating Technology into the Curriculum ED 587 Technology Leadership ED 588 Operating Systems and Networking ED 589 Instructional Technology: Models and Methods * Required for Certification ED 591 Internship | 3 credits A 'Certification Only' Option is available for the Instructional Technology program...
and requires a Wilkes graduate application, application fee, official transcripts & letters of recommendation.You must have a previous Masters degree (either from Wilkes or another university) for admission as a 'Certification Only' student. If your previous Masters degree is from Wilkes, you don't need to repay the application fee, but must submit a new, updated application. A minimum of 21 Wilkes graduate credits are required for certification only, with final determination of the courses needed decided upon transcript review. |
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