M.Ed. in Educational Technology Leadership (Code: DETL)
The ULM graduate program in Educational Technology Leadership, also known as "Instructional Technology", is based on a core curriculum of 36 academic hours of graduate credit. This program
does not require a teaching certificate. Educational Technology leaders have a direct
impact on the planning and utilization of technology for learning, teaching, and training;
in particular, this program focuses on practical and effective strategies to apply
"best practices" of "Instructional Design" using the Internet.
The mission of this program is to make a significant and long-lasting positive impact
on learning, online training, and professional excellence through the creation of
authentic online projects applying Internet-based technology skills and methodologies
for developing online learning and training opportunities in public and private organizations.
This program is based on a process of creating challenging projects that address and
apply professional competencies in "eLearning".
- The minimum requirement is 36 semester hours. (There is a prerequisite 3-hour course which may be waived with approved documentation
as an equivalent professional experience.)
- Graduate students may start throughout the academic year.
- This program satisfies the requirements for "Online Instructor", "Educational Technology Leader" and “Technology Facilitator”.
- Emphasis is on project-based learning; candidates use a personal website to create
online content designed for eLearning.
- Instead of a comprehensive exam, candidates complete an arranged professional internship.
- Graduates from this program are qualified for these jobs.
Admission Requirements
Please click this link to see the Admission Requirements provided by the Graduate School.
Application Deadlines
Candidates may apply year-round.
Mike Beutner, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Program Coordinator
beutner@ulm.edu
318-342-3142
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