Google Earth & Google Maps, geotagging, geocaching, and other location-based tools and activities useful for K-12 educators.

This graduate-level survey course introduces the field of educational technology and the theory and practice of instructional design.

Management of instructional design and training projects and programs.

Requirements for the Master of Arts degree in Education include a course that orients students to methods/strategies for conducting educational research--whether the inquiry focus is basic, applied, or evaluation.

This class is a one unit seminar on survey design and use.

Surveys allow us to capture critical data (from staff, managers, clients/customers, and more) that can improve organizational performance.

Learn the ins and outs of good survey design (whether delivered traditionally or online), basic data analysis techniques, and strategies for writing informative but reader-friendly reports that improve a) the decisions you and your colleagues make as well as b) the actions you and your colleagues take.

This graduate-level survey course introduces the field of educational technology and the theory and practice of instructional design.