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Course Requirements

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) option requires a minimum of 30 credit hours. All courses are offered online.

Core Courses
Course number Course title Credit hours
EDP 537 Blended and Online Learning Design 3
EDP 603 Theories of Human Learning 3
EDP 607 Educational Measurement and Evaluation 3
EDP 631 Foundations of Instructional Design and Technology 3
EDP 651 Educational Research 3

 

Electives (select 12 credit hours)
Course number Course title Credit hours
EDL 623 Students, Justice, and Equity Center Pedagogies 3
EDP 543 Audiovisual Instruction: Methods, Media, and Technology 3
EDP 547 eLearning in K-12 Education 3
EDP 583 Game-based Learning Design 3
EDP 632 Instructional Design Theory and Models 3
EDP 633 Formative/Summative Evaluation of Learning Design 3
EDP 636 Diversity, Learning, and Technology 3
EDP 639 Trends in Learning Design and Analytics 3
EDP 643 Interactive Design 3
EDP 645 Curriculum and Technology 3
IMS 513 User Experience Research 3
IMS 524 Ethics and Digital Media
IMS 617 Interactive Web Programming 3
TCE 606 Curriculum Innovation and Transformation 3

 

Culminating Experience
Course number Course title Credit hours
EDP 648 or Capstone Project 3
EDP 652 Educational Research Practicum 3

Program Objectives

  1. Prepare professionals in education fields to design, develop, and integrate inclusive educational media, methods, and systems based on data-driven research in behavioral psychology, cognitive psychology, learning theories, constructivist, and critical/cultural theoretical perspectives of teaching and learning. 
  2. Prepare professionals in education fields to design, develop, and evaluate inclusive instructional media, materials, methods, and systems which integrate various types of technology and technology media for teaching and learning.
  3. Prepare professionals in education fields to provide leadership in the use of technologies for learning in a wide range of educational fields.

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Students will evaluate instructional media, materials, and methods for use in a variety of learning environments.
  • Students will evaluate theories of human learning and apply them to technologies in formal and informal learning environments.
  • Students will utilize evaluation and research methods to inform and address a problem of practice in their professional field.
  • Students will design and create digital learning materials for technology-based delivery.