MASTERS IN EDUCATION DEGREE -
LEADERSHIP IN TECHNOLOGY
TWO YEAR PLAN

 

This Master's program is designed to meet the challenges of teachers, who because of time and travel limitations, need to attend classes on a campus only during the summer. The program was designed to include instruction in a format that allows a course to be completed within a two-week period during the summer sessions with online classes offered in the fall and spring.

The two-year plan includes:

Summer 2003

June 2-12 EDU 504 Telecommunications in Education (3 s.h.)

June 30-July 10 EDU 514 Teaching & Learning with Technology (3 s.h.)

July 14-24 EDU 521 Curriculum Development and Design (3 s.h.)

Fall 2003

EDU 535 Applying Educational Technology - Practicum in your school. (3 s.h.)

Spring 2004

EDU 554 Leadership Issues in Educational Technology (3 s.h.)

Online format*

Summer 2004

June or July EDU 501 Professional and Ethical Leadership (3 s.h.)

June or July EDU 531 Legal Foundations of Education (3 s.h.)

June or July EDU 564 Multimedia/Hypermedia Applications and Programming Tools in Education (3 s.h.)

Fall 2004

EDU 574 Technology Planning & Implementation/Research Application Project (3 s.h.)

**Prerequisites: Completion of all required coursework with the exception of elective credits

**Other Requirements to be completed during the two-year format

*EDU 585 Research Methods (3 s.h.) - this course is offered exclusively in an on-line format during the summer and fall semester.

*Three (3) graduate credits of electives must be completed and are not included in the plan above.

SPECIAL NOTES: The technology concentration in the M.Ed. Program requires successful completion of 33 graduate credits as described above. Each course listed is three (3) graduate credits as noted. The new two-year group will begin in the Summer 2003 session.

Further information regarding the program can be accessed at http://www.usiouxfalls.edu/academic/education/EDU_graduate.html

Further information can also be obtained by calling Dr. Brett Bradfield at 605-331-6712 or
Dr. Arlys Peterson at 605-331-6779.