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Be a leader in teaching with technology when you pursue the Educational Technology Leadership specialization as part of your Master of Arts in Education degree online from Ashford University. In this specialization, you will build the knowledge you need to be a change agent in both educational and corporate environments. The Educational Technology Leadership specialization focuses on supporting teachers in embracing technology to support student learning. You will take courses in educational technology, instructional design and delivery, systems thinking, and leadership. If you are committed to a career involving education, this program from Ashford University is for you. Make an impact on our nation's schools with the expertise that derives from an advanced degree.

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Earn your Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning with Technology degree online from Ashford University to discover how the latest technology tools can impact the learning experience, from K-12 students up through corporate trainees. Gain confidence and skills to utilize today's technology in the classroom. Embark on a variety of courses that will provide the skills to apply the latest technology to teaching and online learning and to become a resource for fellow teachers and colleagues. As a K-12 teacher, corporate trainer, or consultant, when you earn a Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning with Technology degree, you will prepare yourself for the 21st century classroom.

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This program will teach you to apply theory, research, creativity, and problem-solving skills to a variety of technology applications in order to improve performance. You will also learn how to develop the analysis, design, and evaluation skills to assess, create, and manage training materials. These skills combined will offer you the ability to support technological advancement and training in educational institutions and corporate training classrooms. Through your coursework, you will gain the experience needed to be efficient and effective using technology and multimedia tools.

Specializations

• General Program
• Training and Performance Improvement
• Online Instruction

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Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Curriculum and Instruction: Technology (Not Eligible for Institutional Recommendation).
Technology continues to revolutionize educational effectiveness and accelerate learning.
This leading-edge graduate degree program is designed for educators who wish apply technology to improve the success of their students. Courses in this regionally accredited program are taught by experts in their respective fields who share knowledge and experience in areas of curriculum and instruction, educational applications of technology, interactive design for the classroom and distance learning.
With the Technology focus, this program explores learning in the digital age and covers the foundations of technology in education, assessment of technology, strategies for its integration, and proven techniques for its application in learning. Among the subjects explored are productivity software, digital media, multimedia, and distance learning. Opportunities are provided to apply concepts, theories, and research throughout the program. Assignments within each course guides students through observational and practice based experiences.
Participants must hold a current Teaching Certificate or have K-12 experience.
In addition, participants must have access to a K-12 classroom to complete the practicum and program assignments.
Graduates of this program are prepared to apply educational technology to improve student learning and school performance.

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The Master of Education (M.Ed.) with a concentration in Instructional Design degree program focuses on the role advancing technology will play in the way we learn, the way we teach, and the potential for collaborative virtual learning environments made possible by internet-delivered, multimedia courses. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree and should check with their state for licensing requirements if that is their desired outcome.