In the M.Ed – Instructional Technology program, educators gain insight into how computer-mediated instruction can enhance curriculum design and learner retention, in the classroom or in distance learning contexts.

Course topics include:

• Analysis, Assessment, and Technology
• Integrative Design and Evaluation
• Applying Learning Theories
• Mastery in Educational Specialty

Our education degree programs are designed for educators who wish to enhance their skill sets. Benefit from joining a community of like-minded learners, whether online or on campus, and gain additional perspective from our experienced instructors.

All schools have a Career Services department dedicated to helping students identify, clarify, and pursue their academic and professional goals.

Finally, our schools’ Alumni Associations offer additional opportunities for students and graduates to make important connections—professional and personal.

Instructional Coordination
Instructional coordination aims to improve instructional quality in the classroom. Through a combination of curriculum design, instructor evaluation and training, and course materials selection, instructional coordination ensures that learning experiences are as appropriate and effective as possible.

• Key Traits: Analytical abilities, presentation skills, writing skills.
• Education Required: Master’s degree in education; teaching experience. Some schools may also require state licensure.
• Where Instructional Coordination Is Needed: Elementary and secondary schools, colleges, community colleges, military academies, vocational training institutions, corporations or other organizations that train workers on-site.

Projected Growth Through 2018^**:
31,100 new jobs, or 23% growth rate nation-wideⁱ