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Classroom Teacher: Computer/Technology
At the conclusion of the Master's degree, students may be eligible for the Computer/Technology endorsement from the State of Ohio. If you are interested in just the endorsement added to your teaching credential and not the Master's degree, refer to this program of study.
 

All candidates seeking endorsement in computer/technology must provide evidence that the following foundations have been attained:
Basic technology operations and concepts
Use computer operating systems and user interfaces to run programs, access, generate and manipulate data, and to report results; evaluate performance of hardware and software components of computer systems and apply basic troubleshooting strategies as needed.
Personal and professional use of technology
Apply tools for enhancing productivity and professional growth, use technology in communicating, collaborating, conducting research, and solving problems; includes equitable, ethical, and legal use of computer/technology resources.
Application of technology in instruction Teach computer/technology applications and to use technology to support content areas.


Advised EDT Electives
EDT 715
Information Retrieval (4)
EDT 793
Educational Networking of Computers (4)
EDT 817
Issues and Trends in Telecommunications(4)
EDT 839
Instructional Design & Development (4)
EDT 893
Grant Writing and Program Evaulation (4)
EDT 895
Administration & Supervision of Educational Technology (4)
EDT 670
Workshops - special topics (limit 4 hours)

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Course of study
Introductory Course Work 14 hours
To be taken in any sequence during the first 24 credit hours of graduate education coursework: (select one from each category)

Foundations (select one) 4 hrs
EDL 712 Philosophical & Curricular Foundations
EDL 713 Applied Psychological Learning Theory

Statistics and Research 4 hrs
EDL 751 Educational Statistics and Research

Curriculum 4 hrs
EDL 773 Curriculum Development for School Leaders

To be taken as a prerequisite to other EDT coursework:
EDT 700 Entry Seminar in Educational Technology 2 hrs

Program Concentration
Computer/Technology 32 hrs
EDT 716 Developing Online Applications 4 hrs
EDT 751 Media Literacy I 4 hrs
EDT 756 Media Literacy II 4 hrs
EDT 786 Applications of Computers in Education 4 hrs
EDT 782 Developing Multimedia Production 4 hrs
EDT 890 Internship 4 hrs
EDT Advised Electives** 12 hrs

Required Exit Course 2 hrs
To be taken at the end of the program of study.
EDT 799 Exit Seminar in Educational Technology 2 hrs

A Department comprehensive portfolio will be required during the final quarter of coursework on the program of study.

Total 48 hrs.

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Computer/Technology Endorsement
Students seeking an endorsement in computer/technology through the College of Education and Human Services at Wright State University must hold a teaching credential. Students who do not have teaching credentials must complete the requirements for that licensure prior to the granting of the endorsement in computer/technology.

Requirements
The holder of a standard teaching credential may add an endorsement in computer/technology by completing 30 quarter hours fulfilled through the following courses: (additional hours needed for M.Ed. degree)

Required
EDT 716 Building Online Applications 2 hrs
EDT 751 Media Literacy I 4 hrs
EDT 756 Media Literacy II 4 hrs
EDT 782 Developing Multimedia Presentations 4 hrs
EDT 786 Educational Applications of Computers 4 hrs
EDT 890 Internship* 4 hrs

Selection of 8 hours from advised electives.
EDT 715 Information Retrieval Through Technology 4 hrs
EDT 793 Educational Networking of Computers 4 hrs
EDT 817 Issues & Trends in Telecommunications(3 hrs
EDT 839 Instructional Design & Development 4 hrs
EDT 893 Grant Writing and Program Evaulation 4 hrs
EDT 895 Administration & Supervision of Educational Tech. 4 hrs
EDT 670 Workshops - Special Topics (limit 4 hours) 4 hrs

*Internship is appropriate to level of teaching credential(s)

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