Educational Technology M.A.
College of Education and Behavioral Sciences
See "Educational Technology M.A."
Degree Requirements — 30 Credits
Required Core — 15 credits
| ET 501 | Introduction to Applications of Educational Technology in PK-12 Education | 3 |
| ET 523 | Innovative Pedagogy and Assessment | 3 |
| ET 525 | Learners and Curriculum in the Digital Age | 3 |
| ET 527 | Social Justice in the Digital Age | 3 |
| ET 529 | Instructional Design | 3 |
Research Core — 6 credits
| SRM 600 | Introduction to Graduate Research | 3 |
| ET 675 | Innovating Education Culture: Research and Practice | 3 |
Electives — 9 credits
Select 9 credits in collaboration with academic advisor
| ET 630 | Trends and Issues in Instructional Design and Technology | 3 |
| ET 631 | Distance Education | 3 |
| ET 635 | Instructional Materials Development for Online Learning | 3 |
| ET 640 | Applications of Multiliteracies | 3 |
| ET 641 | Designing, Playing, and Learning | 3 |
| ET 643 | Innovative Instructional Formats | 3 |
| ET 645 | Children's Engineering and STEM | 3 |
Additional Course Options
| ET 622 | Directed Study | 1- 3 |
| ET 695 | Special Topics in Educational Technology | 1- 3 |
Program Notes
Students need to have completed the preparatory coursework prior to taking the comprehensive examination. In addition, the student’s advisor signature is required on the Permission form to take Written Comprehensive Examination, which verifies that the student is cleared to take the comprehensive examination. Successful completion of the written comprehension exam is required to complete the Master of Arts program.
Students may transfer up to 6 semester hours or 9 quarter hours of approved graduate level credit to the program from other accredited institutions. All coursework to be transferred or applied to meet graduate course requirements that was completed before a student’s acceptance into a graduate degree program must be approved by the UNC Graduate School.