Master of Science in Instructional Technology

Graduate School, Picken Hall 202

• Dr. Tom Jackson, Dean, Grad. Studies & Research—Phone785-628-4236
• JoAnne Crispin, Office Assistant—Phone 785-628-4237
• Lisa Donaldson, Secretary—Phone 785-628-4237

The Graduate Office will explain any requirements regarding English fluency tests or certificates. Complete the application to the Graduate School. Note: that near completion of your degree requirements you will file an “Intent to Graduate” with the Graduate Office. All classes must be taken for a grade; NO pass/fail grades will be accepted.

An introductory course in computers such as CIS 101 or equivalent is a pre-requisite for the program. You also must submit two letters of recommendation and an essay about your interest or experience in Instructional Technology. You and your advisor will complete a Program Check List and keep a current copy in the Technology Studies office.

For more information, please contact the Department Chair Dr. Fred Ruda 785-628-4315, Dr. Robert Howell 785-628-4306, or the Department Secretary Darlene Cole 785-628-4211.

We hope you will be able to join us soon.

Master of Science
Emphasis in Instructional Technology

The Department of Technology Studies coordinates the multi-disciplinary Master of Science degree program in Instructional Technology. The core courses for the program are offered through various departments and colleges at the University. Your advisor will help keep you updated about changes not reflected in the course schedule.

Required Classes - 36 Hours

• EAC 803 Educational Research OR IDS 804 Information Literacy
• TEEL 845 Theories of Learning
• TECS 800 Introduction to Utilization of Technology in the Classroom
• TECS 805 Instructional Technology Theory & Practice
• TECS 812 Multimedia Applications
• TECS 822 Hypermedia Applications
• TECS 885 Technology Studies Practicum
• TECS 890 Research in Technology Studies

Select one of the following classes:

• EAC 850 School Law
• INT 658 Law of Cyberspace

Select one of the following classes:

• INT 650 Interactive Systems Design
• IDS 803 Emerging Knowledge: Society, Origins & Implications

Select six hours of pre-approved electives

The first steps of application involve getting an application for the Masters in Instructional Technology program from the Graduate Office in Picken Hall 202.

Course Descriptions: As this program of study is an interdisciplinary program, course descriptions are listed under each identified department in the University Catalog