2. Southeast Curriculum Supervisors 30 January 2015

3.  Preparing initially licensed teachers of science and mathematics ◦ Traditional undergraduate ◦ Licensure only and lateral entry ◦ Master of Arts in Teaching  Delivering service courses in instructional technology for most education majors and mathematics education and science education courses for middle grades, elementary, and special education majors

4. Providing an array of graduate certificate and degree programs for busy professionals  Mathematics Education ◦ Elementary Add-on Licensure Certificate ◦ MAEd in Mathematics Education – 3 Concentrations  Science Education ◦ MAEd in Science Education  Instructional Technology (non-licensure) ◦ MS in Instructional Technology ◦ Distance Learning and Administration Certificate ◦ Computer-Based Instruction Certificate

5. Providing an array of graduate certificate and degree programs for busy professionals  Instructional Technology (licensure) ◦ MAEd in Instructional Technology (077) ◦ Certificate for Special Endorsement in Computer Education (18079)

6.  What initiatives are driving interest in instructional technology? ◦ Teachers teaching with technology ◦ 21 st Century Skills ◦ One-to-one initiatives ◦ Digital teaching and learning ◦ Electronic textbooks ◦ Testing ◦ Teacher leaders providing professional development ◦ Technology coaching

7.  At what level are districts looking for instructional technologists? ◦ In the classroom ◦ In the school ◦ In the district

9.  Academic Excellence  Accessibility  Affordability  Additional Benefits

10.  Excellent Courses ◦ Aligned to state licensure standards ◦ Balance of theory and practice ◦ Award-winning program  Excellent Faculty ◦ Leaders in the field ◦ Award winners ◦ Extensive experience integrating technology in classrooms

11.  Entirely Online Program – Time saved if not driving to campus  Classes Delivered Asynchronously – Very difficult to find a common time for busy professionals to meet  Provision for Busy Professionals – Deadlines provided in advance and spaced to allow for those who rely, for example, on weekends

12.  Cost of Course Relatively Low ◦ On-Campus, One Course: >$1500 ◦ Distance Education, One Course: $666  No Driving to Campus  No Campus Fees  No Parking Fees ◦ No parking tickets ◦ No towing fees

13.  Flexibility in Scheduling – Finish in two years, three years, four years  Rich Set of Course Offerings – Required and elective offerings; ability to add a certificate  Possibility of Cohort Model – Curriculum and course availability known in advance

14.  Rich history of education at ECU.  Excellence signified by numerous awards and honors given to the College of Education, in general, and the Instructional Technology program, in particular.  Availability of a large and talented faculty in Instructional Technology, with the ability to recruit, teach, advise, and mentor students.  Completely online program designed for busy professionals.

15.  Master of Arts in Education in Instructional Technology – 36-hour program leading to advanced licensure.  Certificate for Special Endorsement in Computer Education – 18-hour program leading to 18079 licensure.  Teachers already holding a master’s degree have the option of adding on the 077 licensure by completing the certificate and the EDTC 6992 internship.

16.  Introduction to Instructional Technology  Principles of Instructional Design  Integrating Technology into Language Arts, Social Studies, & Information Skills Curriculums  Digital Literacy for 21 st Century Classrooms  Selection and Integration of Multimedia for PK- 12 Schools  Administration of School Technology Programs

18. Instructional Technology Core  Introduction to Instructional Technology  Principles of Instructional Design  Analysis and Evaluation In Instructional Technology

19. Educational Core  Introduction to Differences in Human Learning in Schools  Addressing Differences in Human Learning in Schools  Leadership and Communication Skills in Education  Trends and Issues in Educational Research for Practitioners

20. Additional Instructional Technology Courses  Integrating Technology into (a) English/Language Arts, Social Studies, and Information Skills Curriculum or (b) Math, Science, and Healthful Living Curriculum  Selection and Integration of Multimedia for PK-12 Schools  Administration of School Technology Programs  Internships Seminar

22. Additional MAEd Requirements  EDTC Elective – Common Choices: ◦ Integrating Technology into Curriculum Areas ◦ Using the World Wide Web for Research ◦ Digital Literacy for 21 st Century Classrooms ◦ Designing K-12 Professional Development for Delivery in Online and Blended Learning Environments  Electronic Portfolio – Evidence from MAEd courses

23.  Knowledge/skills in instructional design of staff development and classroom instruction.  Strategies for the effective integration of technology across content areas and selection of classroom materials.  Strategies for effective instructional design using state/national technology standards.  Skills as a leader in PK-12 school systems.  Detailed knowledge of the role of Technology Facilitator in PK-12 school systems.

24.  Assistance with Application  Set Curriculum  Registration Provided  Support from Colleagues  Support from District  Assistance with program completion paperwork – obtaining certificate and licensure  Site Visits from Program Faculty

25.  Support from District  Wilson – monetary support ($70 per credit hour for up to 6 hours per year)  Harnett – support and publicity for the cohort  Onslow – paid for two classes (one early and one late)  Onslow – provided a lot of support for aligning interns with mentors  Onslow – provided meeting room and refreshments

27.  Online Application  Application  Test Scores ◦ MAT ◦ GRE  Statement of Purpose  Recommendations (3)  Transcripts

28.  Online Application  Application May be waived for 10-year professionals  Test Scores – May be waived for 10-year professionals ◦ MAT ◦ GRE  Statement of Purpose  Recommendations (3) Do not need transcripts > 10 years w/o degree; no ECU transcripts  Transcripts – Do not need transcripts > 10 years w/o degree; no ECU transcripts

30. Departmental Web Page

32.  What do YOU need?  What have you heard today that interests you?  Questions?  Handout  Meet with teachers? LEA or set of LEAs?  Electronic communication

33. Contact  Ron Preston, MSITE Director of Students ◦ prestonr@ecu.edu ◦ 252-328-9355)