Educational Technology Masters Cohort
Looking for a Master's Degree designed for Tech Savvy Teachers?
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In Fall 2013, California State University, Northridge will start the fifth cohort in Master of Arts in Education with a specialization Computers in Education Technology. The MA program in Computers and Educational Technology prepares teachers, technology coordinators, and software developers to implement current technology tools in education, and to evaluate future technologies as they emerge. The MA cohort provides an opportunity to study as part of a community of educators for the entire program.The program is targeted for middle and high school teachers but often includes students from elementary schools, higher ed and industry as well. This diversity adds more perspective to our discussions and expands all of our knowledge about the different applications of educational technology. Our graduates have gone on to teach and support education at universities and schools all over the world while others continued on for their doctorate. Program Features: Current theory and best practice in technology education Classes taken as a cohort of teachers Two-year program; generally one night per week Guaranteed enrollment in cohort classes Courses to develop your technology skills and knowledge of how to apply technology in the classroom including:
You will take courses as a cohort and have time for selecting elective courses that are relevant to your interests. Don't miss your chance - new cohorts start once every two years! The next cohort will begin in 2015. |
Educational Technology MA – Program Specs
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Semester 3:
Semester 4:
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Classes are offered on Wednesday nights (except some electives). The first class runs 4:00-6:50 and the second 7:00-9:50. None of the classes are online, but many are “hybrid”. All courses utilize the latest tech tools (e.g. Moodle, Elluminate, Google Sites) All students complete a masters’ portfolio that includes a significant original project (thesis-like). |
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The EdTechMA Program is 30 units (10 courses) total. In addition to the above classes, students must either take two additional classes – these can be classes taken for a credential program. |
Electives include
Classes in other departments can be approved if they related to educational technology |
