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EdSpecialties​@nau.edu
Call:
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Educational Technology - K-12 Teacher Emphasis, Master of Education

Begin or enhance a career in the rapidly growing field of educational technology. After completing this degree, you will be an Educational Technology leader recognized by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). An Educational Technology leader works at the district, state, or regional level to design, model, and implement educational technology in any learning environment, including:
  • pre-kindergarten to high school and junior college
  • distance learning and in-person or hybrid classes
  • one-computer setting or multi-device setting
Our rigorous courses are designed around the Technology Coach and Education Leader Standards set forth by the ISTE.

Required materials

Find out what books, computer requirements, and other materials you will need during our programs.

Petition to Transfer Credit

If you are planning to transfer credits from (deleted "a") previous institutions, please read this pertinent information.

Fast Track

It’s now possible to complete the MEd in Educational Technology faster so you can start applying your knowledge of technologies into learning environments after only a year. Educational Technology graduate courses last only seven weeks. There are two seven-week sessions during the sixteen-week traditional semester. For those who prefer the faster track, you can take two courses each seven-week session, completing four courses per semester, and finishing the entire master’s program in only one year.

Beginning in the Fall... Accordion Closed

Fall
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 547
    • ETC 567 or ETC 559 CS
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 585
    • ETC 625
Spring
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 635
    • ETC 645
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 655
    • (Non-ETC Core)
Summer I
  • Five-week session
    • (Non-ETC Core?)
Summer II
  • Five-week session
    • (Non-ETC Core?)

Beginning in the Spring... Accordion Closed

Spring
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 547
    • ETC 567 or ETC 599 UDL & SEL
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 585
    • ETC 635
Summer I
  • Five-week session
    • (Non-ETC Core)
Summer II
  • Five-week session
    • (Non-ETC Core?)
Fall
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 625
    • ETC 645
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 655
    • (Non-ETC Core)

Beginning in the Summer... Accordion Closed

Summer I
  • Five-week session
    • (Non-ETC Core)
    • ETC 567
Summer II
  • Five-week session
    • ETC 585
Fall
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 547
    • ETC 645
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 625
    • ETC 655
Spring
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 635
    • (Non-ETC Core)
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • (Non-ETC Core)

Educational Technology - Adult Learning and Training Emphasis, Master of Education

This emphasis is designed for individuals who have already earned a bachelor’s degree and are working in organizations that will benefit from, or require, adult training. The goal is to help students develop expertise in adult learning theories and skills in integrating technologies in adult learning settings, such as Community Colleges, Non-Profit Organizations, Corporations, etc. Candidates in this program of study learn how to efficiently and effectively implement and integrate technologies to train or retool adults. To successfully complete this master’s program of study, candidates must demonstrate their understandings of content, pedagogy, and professional knowledge and skills through their performance in all program courses. Educational Technology Curriculum (ETC) graduate courses will be scheduled for two seven-week sessions per semester. You will be able to concentrate on only one or two classes at a time and complete them faster.

Required materials

Find out what books, computer requirements, and other materials you will need during our programs.

Petition to Transfer Credit

If you are planning to transfer credits from previous institutions, please read this pertinent information.

Fast Track

It is possible to complete the MEd Educational Technology quickly, so you can start applying your knowledge of technologies into learning environments after only a year. There are two seven-week sessions during the sixteen-week traditional semester. For those who prefer the faster track, you can take two courses each seven-week session, completing four courses per semester and finishing the entire master’s program in only one year.

Beginning in the Fall... Accordion Closed

Fall
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 547
    • CCHE 580
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 556 or ETC 599 CS
    • CCHE 640
Spring
  • 1st seven-week session
    • CTE 691 (16 weeks)
    • ETC 645
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • CTE 691 continued (16 weeks)
    • ETC 655
    • CCHE 687
Summer I
  • Five-week session
    • CCHE 688
Summer II
  • Five-week session
    • CCHE 590

Beginning in the Spring... Accordion Closed

Spring
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 547
    • CCHE 580
    • CTE 691 (16 weeks)
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 556 or ETC 599 UDL & SEL
    • CTE 691 continued (16 weeks)
Summer I
  • Optional: ETC 599 AI
Summer II
  • Five-week session
    • CCHE 590
    • CTE 670
Fall
  • 1st seven-week session
    • CCHE 688
    • ETC 645
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • CCHE 687
    • ETC 655

Beginning in the Summer... Accordion Closed

Summer I
  • Five-week session
    • CCHE 580
    • Optional: ETC 599 AI
Summer II
  • Five-week session
    • CCHE 590
Fall
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 547
    • CCHE 688
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 556 or ETC 599 CS
    • CCHE 640
Spring
  • 1st seven-week session
    • ETC 645
    • CTE 691 (16 weeks)
  • 2nd seven-week session
    • ETC 655
    • CCHE 687
    • CTE 691 continued (16 weeks)
Department of Educational Specialties
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801 S Knoles Dr
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Email
EdSpecialties@nau.edu
Phone
928-523-5342
Fax
928-523-9284