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Western
Washington
University
offers
three
degrees
with
an
emphasis
in
instructional
technology:
- A
Masters
of
Education
(M.Ed.)
in
Continuing
and
College
Education
with
an
emphasis
in
Instructional
Design
and
Web-based
Learning
(IDWL).
- A
Masters
of
Education
(M.Ed.)
in
Educational
Administration
with
an
emphasis
in
Leadership
in
School
Technology
(LiST).
- A
Masters
of
Education
(M.Ed.)
in
Advanced
Classroom
Practice
with a
focus
in
Instruction
Technology.
Note:
We
are
currently
not
accepting
new
applications
for
this
program.
Sample
programs
of study
in
Continuing
and
College
Education
and
Educational
Administration
are
listed
below.
The
program
you and
your
advisor
create
may
be different.
The
Continuing
and
College Education
program
allows
students
to take
comprehensive
examinations
in place
of a
thesis.
The
number
of
credits
may vary
from
these
samples.
It is
possible
to
obtain a
supported
endorsement
in
Instructional
Technology,
while
completing
your
M.Ed.,
by
taking
24
credits
of
instructional
technology
courses
over
five
areas of
study.
This
program
is
intended
for
students
who wish
to get a
M.Ed.
that
specializes
in
Continuing
and
College
Education.
The
recommended
sample
below is
designed
for a
student
who
wants an
emphasis
in
Instructional
Design
and
Web-based
Learning.
The
minimum
required
in this
program
is 49
credits.
|
Core
Courses |
|
Credits |
|
EDU
501 |
Introduction
to
Educational
Research |
4 |
|
AHE
575 |
Foundations
of
Adult
Education |
4 |
|
AHE
576 |
Leadership
&
Management
in
Adult
Education |
4 |
|
AHE
577 |
Learning
in
Adulthood |
4 |
|
AHE
578 |
Program
Planning
for
Adult
Education |
4 |
| |
|
|
|
Required
Courses |
|
|
|
AHE
592g |
Field
Experience
in
Adult
Education |
4 |
|
AHE
599 |
Graduation
Seminar |
2 |
| |
|
|
|
Instructional
Design
and
Web-based
Learning
Courses |
|
IT
461 |
Multimedia
Tools
and
Applications |
3 |
|
IT
560 |
Instructional
Design
Multimedia
Development |
3 |
|
IT
562 |
Digital
Video
And
Audio
Production |
3 |
|
IT
563 |
Graphics
for
Multimedia
Development |
3 |
|
IT
565 |
Authoring
for
Internet
Delivery |
3 |
|
IT
566 |
Authoring
for
Multimedia
Development |
3 |
|
IT
568 |
Advanced
Design
of
Multimedia
Instruction |
3 |
|
IT
518a |
Introduction
to
Distance
Education |
3 |
| |
Total
credits |
50 |
This
program
is
intended
for
students
who wish
to get a
M.Ed.
that
specializes
in
Educational
Administration.
Admission
to this
program
assumes
the
student
to be
previously
certified
to
teach.
The
sample
below is
designed
for a
student
who
wants an
emphasis
in
Leadership
in
School
Technology.
The
minimum
required
in this
program
is 52
credits.
|
Core
Courses |
|
Credits |
|
EDU
501 |
Introduction
to
Educational
Research |
4 |
|
EdF
512 |
Seminar
in
Educational
Philosophy |
4 |
|
EdF
513 |
Seminar
in
Psychology
&
Sociology
of
Education |
4 |
| |
|
|
|
Educational
Administration
Courses |
|
EdAd
541 |
Theory
in
Educational
Administration |
4 |
|
EdAd
552 |
Planning
for
Curriculum
Administration |
4 |
|
EdAd
691 |
Research
Seminar |
5 |
| |
|
|
|
Leadership
in
School
Technology
Courses |
|
IT
544 |
Instructional
Technology
and
Education |
4 |
|
IT
550 |
Leadership
&
Management
of
Instructional
Technology
Programs |
4 |
|
IT
555 |
Readings
in
Instructional
Technology |
4 |
|
IT
563 |
Graphics
for
Multimedia
Development |
3 |
|
IT
565 |
Authoring
for
Internet
Delivery |
3 |
|
IT
518 |
Introduction
to
Distance
Learning |
3 |
|
IT
518 |
Educational
Uses
of
Instructional
Technology |
3 |
|
IT
518 |
Telecommunications
in
Education |
3 |
| |
Total
credits |
52 |
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