The Master of Science in Educational Technology offers study plans to meet the needs of professionals who wish to increase their knowledge and experience in this field. Computer-based instruction, instructional design, interactive multimedia, networking and distance learning are examined within the program¹s requirements. Students pursue an applied curriculum which includes a balanced approach to theory and applied experience. Plan A (thesis) or Plan E (special project) may be selected in consultation with the advisor.
One of the following:
Plan E: EDT 598 and EDT 597, Final Project
Computer prerequisite:
A valid CCSU BlueNetID (username) and password.
Graduate students must also have a personal computer and e-mail account.
Note: Students interested in a School Library Media Specialist cross-endorsement should contact the Connecticut State Department of Education.
For further information contact:
Dr. Farough Abed,
program director
abedf@ccsu.edu