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Learning technologies

This field of study attracts students from several different professional disciplines. Licensed teachers pursue studies in this area to learn methods for integrating technology into their classrooms. Professionals in business and industry are attracted to the multimedia design and development coursework that focuses on software design. Educators who work with adult learners also find this field useful for integrating distance learning techniques with their teaching strategies.

Program highlights

Interdisciplinary study: The learning technologies program is offered through a collaboration between the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, the Department of Educational Psychology, and the Department of Work and Human Resource Education.

Multiple locations: The certificate in technology enhanced learning (multimedia design and development emphasis) is also offered at the University's Rochester campus.

Range of programs: Students studying adult education can choose from a range of program options, from certification to a doctoral degree. 

Certificate in online distance learning

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Certificate in technology enhanced learning: K–12 technology integration

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Certificate in technology enhanced learning: multimedia design and development

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M.Ed. in curriculum and instruction (learning technologies concentration)

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M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies?

M.A. in education, curriculum and instruction (learning technologies concentration)

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M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies?

Ph.D. in education, curriculum and instruction (learning technologies concentration)

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