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MASTER OF SCIENCE, Instructional Design and Technology Degree Bellevue University College of Arts and Sciences
Scholarships
Introduction
Instructional designers and educational technologists come alongside instructors to first understand their learners' needs and then design the most effective teaching materials. With a master's in instructional technology, you will be prepared to design and strategically incorporate technology into innovative learning experiences for:
Higher education curriculum
Faculty training and development
Corporate training and development
K-12 education - teachers
Online learning environments
Adult learners and nontraditional students
At the successful completion of the Master's in Instructional Design and Technology program, you will have an understanding of the differences in the way individuals learn and the varying skills needed for face-to-face, blended, and online (or distance) learning. As part of your program, you will have an opportunity to build an e-portfolio of instructional design projects to showcase your skills and knowledge. Upon completion of the Master's in the instructional design program, graduates will be able to:
Integrate innovative design practices and technologies into various learning and educational environments appropriate to how students learn.
Apply a mastery of research and evidenced-based instructional design models and principles to the design, development, and implementation of technology-rich programs that model best practices and align with learning outcomes.
Demonstrate leadership and collaboration capabilities in conducting and applying research, planning, management, and evaluation of instructional design and educational technology projects and programs.
Model the safe and ethical use of technology through demonstrated copyright compliance, ADA accessibility, and the development of appropriate privacy protections within designs.
Apply needs analysis to the development of instruction and the integration of technology to ensure learner success.
Integrate current and emerging technology into instructional design, demonstrating clear alignment between technology chosen and learning objectives.