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M.Ed. in Educational Technology and MLIS in School LIbrary
Media K-12
The Master of Education degree in Educational Technology is appropriate for teachers who wish to develop greater sophistication with technologies and use them effectively in their classrooms. It is also an excellent choice for those who want to develop skills in instructional design, corporate training, multimedia production, web development, administration of technology centers, and other positions that involve the instructional application of information and communications technologies. This is an entirely online degree program.
Students with an existing Ohio teaching license may obtain the computer/technology endorsement and the computer science endorsement with the M.Ed. degree in Educational Technology by completing specific courses and a 100-hour practicum. The computer/technology endorsement allows teachers to teach computer applications in the classroom or assume technology leadership positions at a school or district level. The computer science endorsement is intended for teachers who want to become computer science educators or assume technology leadership positions. These endorsements cannot be obtained as a stand-alone license.
Dual Degree:
Students have the opportunity to complete a dual degree program with the M.Ed. degree in Educational Technology and the MLIS degree in School Library Media K-12. A separate application must be submitted for each program. Students can view admission requirements for each program on their respective catalog pages.
The M.Ed./MLIS dual degree program leads to multi-age initial licensure in school library media. This program prepares students to work in all types of libraries, including school libraries. The program of study includes professional educational requirements, along with library science and educational technology courses.
Accreditation:
The Computer Science and Computer Technology endorsements have received national accreditation from the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), the professional organization that reviews licensure programs for the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).
Master's in Educational Technology Program Structure
MLIS in School Library Media K-12 and M.Ed.in Educational Technology Dual Degree
The program is ranked as one of the Best Online Masters in Educational Technology Degree Programs 2020 by Online Course Report.
A master's in educational technology teaches educators best practices for using technology in the classroom.
The Master of Education degree in Educational Technology is appropriate for teachers who wish to develop greater sophistication with technologies and want to use them effectively in their classrooms. It is also an excellent choice for those who want to develop skills in fields such as instructional design, corporate training, multimedia production, web development, administration of technology centers, and other positions that involve the instructional application of information and communications technologies.
Some possible careers include:
Graduates of this program will be able to:
For more information about graduate admissions, please visit the graduate admission website. For more information on international admission, visit the Office of Global Education’s admission website.
Courses for the online M.Ed. in Educational Technology cover a range of topics on the use of technology in the classroom. These include the role of technology in learning, current trends, instructional design, and research. Students will also take 3-6 credits for a culminating requirement to complete either a thesis or practicum and portfolio. Students not declaring a concentration will choose 15 credits of coursework in various specializations including immersive technologies for learning, management of educational technologies, online and blended learning and teaching, and designing instructional and performance solutions. Students with an existing Ohio teaching license wanting to obtain endorsement can choose an 18-credit hour Computer Science Endorsement Preparation concentration or a 15-credit hour Computer Technology Endorsement Preparation concentration. Students must complete 100 hours in the practicum for either concentration.
View M.Ed. Course Requirements
Students pursuing the M.Ed./MLIS dual degree will complete 57 total credit hours of coursework designed to prepare them for multi-age initial licensure in school library media in the state of Ohio. Students will study principles of secondary teaching, technology, and learning, information organization, school library management, cataloging for school libraries, engaging school-age children, and other topics. Students will also complete a 6-credit culminating requirement in a supervised educational library or information center.
View M.Ed./MLIS Dual Degree Course Requirements
Ohio Residents | Non-Ohio Residents | ||||
Per Credit Hour | Per 3-Credit Course | Approximate Tuition Cost | Per Credit Hour | Per 3-Credit Course | Approximate Tuition Cost |
$549.90 | $1,649.70 |
$16,500 part-time1 $12,100 full-time2 |
$559.90 | $1,679.70 |
$16,800 part-time3 $12,300-$12,400 full-time4 |
1The $549.90 per-credit-hour tuition rate applies to part-time Ohio resident graduate students taking fewer than 11 credit hours per semester.
2The flat-rate semester fee of $6,036 applies to full-time Ohio resident graduate students taking between 11-18 credit hours per semester.
3The $549.90 per-credit-hour tuition rate applies to part-time non-Ohio resident graduate students enrolled in a fully online degree program and taking fewer than 11 credit hours per semester, PLUS a surcharge of $10 per credit hour.
4The flat-rate semester fee of $6,036 applies to full-time non-Ohio resident graduate students enrolled in a fully online degree program and taking between 11-18 credit hours, PLUS a surcharge of $10 per credit hour of actual credits taken each semester (between 11-18 semester credits or $110-$180).
An additional Distance Learning fee for all students enrolled in a distance learning course is $15 per credit hour. Program tuition and costs are estimated and subject to change.
Actual tuition costs may vary based on a student’s chosen academic plan. For a complete listing of tuition rates for approved online programs please contact the One Stop for Student Services at 330-672-6000, or via our website Contact Us link.
The total program costs are estimates and are not final or binding. Program costs are based on standard fees, but fees may vary based on the actual classes taken. Kent State University disclaims any liability arising from the use of or reliance upon these program cost estimates by any person. Program costs are subject to change without notice.