STATE UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA DISTANCE & DISTRIBUTED EDUCATION CENTER
M.Ed in Media
(Media Specialist Track Plan A and Instructional Tech Track Plan B )
The programs in Media and Instructional Technology are designed to prepare school library media specialists, directors of media services, instructional technologists, and instructional technology coordinators at the graduate level. The programs lead to Georgia Department of Education certification at the NS-4, S-5, and S-6 levels. The MIT dept offers most of its courses in the Master of Education in Media & Instructional Technology and certification programs via distance education technologies. A "cohort"group can be negotiated if there is sufficient interest from a particular geographical area (at least 12 participants).Of the MIT courses using distance technologies, courses are delivered via GSAMS and/or online (using WebCT).Synchronous class meetings, whether through distance technologies or not, are typically offered on Monday- Thursday evenings from 4:30-7:00 pm. For more specific info please see: http://www.westga.edu/~rmt/(primary contact: Dr. Barbara McKenzie mailto:bmckenzi@westga.edu
See the 2 charts below to find out just how much of the 2 M.ED programs can be achieved at a distance...
A note about Syllabi:
- The course description, conceptual framework, and course objectives are standard for a particular course. The required text, assignments, evaluation procedures, etc. vary by instructor. For the basic MEDT course syllabi see the list at http://coe.westga.edu/syllabi/medt/
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The M.Ed in Media with the Media Specialist Track -- Plan A W= Web or Online delivery G= GSAMS delivery Summer 00 Fall 00 Spring 01 Summer 01 Fall 01 Spring 02 Summer 02 Fall 02 Spring 03 Summer 03 Area I - 3 hrs. (3 hrs in D avail) Educational Psychology CEPD 6101 Psych for Classroom Learning 10%W:90%G (Phillips) 51%W (Phillips) Area II - 6 hrs. ( 3 hrs in D avail) Foundations EDFD 7305 History of American Ed 10%W:90%G (Peterson) EDFD 7307 * (or) Critical Issues in Foundation of Ed EDFD 7309 (or) Philosophical Foundations of Ed PTED 7271 Issues in Sch. Curr. EDFD 7303 Culture & Society in Edu Area III - 24 hrs. (21 hrs in D avail) Media & Technology MEDT 6464 Reference Sources & Services 51%W:49%G (Ekhaml) 100%G (Brock) 100%G (Ekhaml) 40%W:45%G (Ekhaml) 20%W:80%G MEDT 6463 Tech Services 10%W:90%G (Brock) 40%W:60%G (Brock) 80%G (Farr) 25%W:75%G MEDT 6461 Admin of School Media Center 40%W:60%G (Ekhaml) 50%W:50%G (Ekhaml) 15%W:80%G (Morris) MEDT 6465 Selection of Materials 40%W:60%G (Brock) 40%W:60%G (Brock) 100%G (Haynes) 94%G (Snipes) MEDT 6466 Media Program 51%O:49%G (Brock) 90%G (Snipes) 100%G (Snipes) 100%G MEDT 7461 Instruct Design 75%W (Mc Kenzie) 60%W (Mc Kenzie) 60%W (Ekhaml) 100%G 15%W:80%G (Morris) MEDT 6467 Tech for Media Services 75%W (Kirby) 40%W:60%G (Kirby) 60%W:40%G (Kirby) MEDT 6487 Practicum Area IV - 3 hrs. (3 hrs in D avail) Research EDRS 6301 Research in Ed 100%G (Morgan) 80%W (Hendricks) 90%W (Hendricks, Marshall) 51%W (Marshall) 60%W (Packard); 80%W (Marshall) 60%W (Packard); 80%W (Marshall) 55%W (Hendricks); 80%W (Marshall) 60%W (Packard) EDRS 6302 (or) Res Methods in Behav Studies 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 75%W (Hendricks) MEDT 6401 Instruct Tech 80%W (Mckenzie) 87.5% Epic (Mckenzie) MEDT 7465 Materials for Children & Young Adults 45%W:55%G (Putney) SPED 6706 Spec. Ed in the Regular EdClassroom MEDT 2401 * Intro to Instruct Tech Electives: MEDT 7469 (was MEDT 7462) Supervision of School Lib Media Programs MEDT 7467 * Advanced Comp Util MEDT 7468 * Intro to Multimedia 25%W (Kirby) MEDT 7466 Photography in Instruction MEDT 7470 ** Videotape Production & Utilization 60%W (Mc Kenzie) 30 possible D hours divided by 36 hours needed = 83% avail in D
The M. Ed in Media with the Instructional Tech Track -- Plan B W= Web or Online delivery G= GSAMS delivery Summer 00 Fall 00 Spring 01 Summer 01 Fall 01 Spring 02 Summer 02 Fall 02 Spring 03 Summer 03 Area I - 3 hrs. (3 hrs in D avail) Educational Psychology CEPD 6101 Psych for Classroom Learning 10%W:90%G (Edwards 10%W:90%G (Phillips) 100%W (Phillips) Area II - 6 hrs. (3 hrs in D avail) Foundations EDFD 7305 History of American Ed 10%W:90%G (Peterson) EDFD 7307 (or) Critical Issues in Foundation of Ed EDFD 7309 (was EDFD 7306) (or) Philosophical Foundations of Ed PTED 7271 (was PTED 7571) Issues in Sch. Curr. EDFD 7303 Culture & Society in Ed Area III - 24 hrs. (15 hrs in D avail) Media & Technology MEDT 6401 Instruct Tech 80%W (Mckenzie) 87.5% Epic (Mckenzie) MEDT 6462 Admin of Instruct Tech 80%W (Mc Kenzie) 80%W (Mc Kenzie) 60%W McKenzie 65% W (Epic L) 30% W (Mc Kenzie) 82% VC (Epic L) 5% W (Mc Kenzie) MEDT 6487 Practicum MEDT 7464 Integrating Tech into Curr 85%G:10%W (Wiencke) 94%W (Wiencke) MEDT 7461 Instruct Design 75%W (Mc Kenzie) 60%W (Mc Kenzie) 51%W (Snipes) 100%G 15%W:80%G (Morris) MEDT 7467 Advanced Comp Util MEDT 7468 Intro to Multimedia 25%W (Kirby) MEDT 7470 Videotape Prod & Util 60%W (Mc Kenzie) Area IV - 3 hrs. (3 hrs in D avail) Research EDRS 6301 Research in Ed 80%W (Marshall) 90%W (Hendricks) 51%W (Marshall) 60%W (Packard); 80%W (Marshall) 60%W (Packard); 80%W (Marshall) 55%W (Hendricks); 80%W (Marshall) (Abbot) 60%W (Packard) EDRS 6302 (or) Res Methods in Behav Studies 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 80%W (Hendricks) 75%W (Hendricks) MEDT 2401 Intro to Instruct Tech Electives: MEDT 6466 The Media Program 51%W:49%G (Brock) 50%W:50%G (Snipes) 100%G (Snipes) 100%G 20%W:80%G (Morris) MEDT 6467 Tech for Media Serv 75%W (Kirby) 40%W:60%G (Kirby) 60%W:40%G (Kirby) 30%W:70%G (Bennett) MEDT 7465 Materials for Children & Young Adults 45%W:55%G (Putney) MEDT 7466 Photography in Instruction 24 hrs avail via D divided by 36 hours needed = 66% avail in D
Last updated: October 28, 2004
