EDT/723
Instructional Media and Design Techniques
Course level: Doctorate Courses
Christine O.
BSA
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This course examines various types of technologies used in the development of instructional projects. Students explore the principles of instructional media design and their applications in content delivery, differentiating instruction, improving student engagement, and enhancing student learning. An emphasis is placed on identifying appropriate media formats and emerging technologies that are purposeful in facilitating learning in multiple environments.
Prerequisites
This doctoral level course requires proof of completion of a Master's degree. Be prepared to provide documentation during the checkout process.
(Evaluation of submitted requirements may take up to 72 hours to be approved.)
Required materials
Additional course materials not included in the resource fee, are required or recommended for this course. Please review course material information.
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Earn these career-relevant skills in weeks, not years.
Technology Transfer
Investigate issues and trends in the field of instructional media and design in an effort to identify appropriate media formats and emerging technologies to facilitate learning in multiple environments
Information Technology Consulting
Analyze the delivery of a variety of instructional technologies to facilitate learning with diverse learners
Information Technology Architecture
Examine instructional media principles and their applications to instructional design projects