Graduate Certificate in Integrating Technology in the Classroom

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Educators must stay apprised of the latest technologies that support teaching and learning. This certificate provides teachers with the 21st-century knowledge, strategies, and skills to create effective and motivating learning environments, while actively engaging today’s technologically savvy students.

The courses in the certificate provide hands-on, practical opportunities to create learner-centered classrooms using the latest digital technologies. Teachers study ways to meet the needs of diverse learners by incorporating new technologies into instruction across grade levels and content areas.

Certificate Requirements

12 total semester credit hours

Curriculum

Certificate Courses (12 sem. cr.)

Course Sequence

Semester	Course	Credits
1	EDUC 6710 - Understanding the Impact of Technology on Education, Work, and Society♦	3 sem. cr.
1	EDUC 6711 - Bridging Learning Theory, Instruction, and Technology♦	3 sem. cr.
2	EDUC 6712 - Supporting Information Literacy and Online Inquiry in the Classroom♦	3 sem. cr.
2	EDUC 6713 - Integrating Technology Across the Content Areas♦	3 sem. cr.

Program Data

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