Educational Technology and Design Certificate
Program Highlights & Benefits
Classes held in convenient online format
1 year completion time, including holiday breaks
One course completed every 8 weeks
Transfer credits considered
Program Overview
Concordia University Chicago’s Educational Technology and Design certificate program is designed to meet the needs of teachers hoping to explore this professional area. The courses target four core areas in the field: designing technology-enhanced classroom instruction; using image-rich and visual technologies; exploring emerging technology trends; and developing online instruction. Upon completion of this certificate, candidates who wish to pursue additional studies can apply credit from these courses towards a Master of Arts degree in Educational Technology.
Program Objectives
- Develop an understanding of foundational theories and strategies in the field of Educational Technology.
- Explore the use of key technologies for PK-12 education.
- Develop skills needed to design impactful technology-enhanced curricula.
Areas of Study
| Course Number | Title | Hours |
| EDT-6010 | Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum | 3 |
| EDT-6040 | Visual Literacy in the Classroom | 3 |
| EDT-6220 | Emerging Educational Technology Trends | 3 |
| OTES-6500 | Instructional Design for Digital Learning | 3 |
| Total Credit Hours: | 12 |
Note
This is not a licensure or endorsement program, but students who complete the program will be eligible for a Concordia University Chicago Certificate in Educational Technology and Design.
This is only an introduction of the program. You are responsible to review the Graduate Catalog for program details.
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