Educational Technology
Online Master's Degree
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Overview
With a Master of Science in Educational Technology graduates from PSU are equipped to serve as leaders with advanced skills in instructional design and coaching, technology integration, and collaboration. At PSU, the educational technology program offers two vibrant emphases - Technology Integration and Library Media.
Program Features:
- 30 credit hours
- 8-week sessions
- Complete in 5 semesters
Careers:
Careers in the educational technology, instructional coaching, and design fields are available in K12, higher education, business, and industry. Completion of the program prepares you for careers including:
- School Librarian (PreK-12) [LMS emphasis]
- Technology Integration Specialist
- Instructional Coordinator
- Learning & Development Consultant
- Professional Learning Coordinator
- Instructional Designer
- Instructional Coach
- Curriculum Specialist
Contact Us:
Our faculty welcomes the opportunity to talk with you about how the Educational Technology program can assist you in pursuing the exciting degree possibilities. For more information about each emphasis click on the specific link below.
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Dr. Liz Mascher |
Ms. Tracy Rampy, Ed.S. |
About Teaching and Leadership Department
Whether you are beginning your career with a Bachelor of Science in Education or want to grow professionally with a Master's Degree or Educational Specialist, we believe this is the place for you! With accredited programs, campus, online and hybrid classes, caring faculty and staff to guide you, you can begin or continue your journey toward a rewarding life in the field of Education and Leadership.
The department offers Alternative Teaching Licensure programs in Special Education and Secondary Education. Certificates that lead to an endorsement to a teaching license in a variety of educational areas are available.
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