Career & Technology Education
Undergraduate Minor in Instructional Technology
Undergraduate Minor in Instructional Technology
(21 hours minimum)
- CTE 2000 Technology and Society (3 hrs)
- CTE 4280 Implementing CTE Programs and Lab Mgmt (3 hrs)*
- CTE 4501 Managing Classroom Technologies (2 hrs)
- INST 4100 Integrating Technology into Teaching (3 hrs)
- INST 4300 Principles of Online Instruction (3 hrs)
- INST 4310 Fund Development for Educational Technology (1 hr)
- INST 4330 Technology Troubleshooting for Educators (2 hrs)
- INST 4400 Design and Production of Media for Instruction (3 hrs)
- INST 4920 Practicum in Instructional Technology (1 hr)
*CTE 4280 is being replaced with IGEN 3116: Creative Problem Solving for new students beginning Fall 2013. Current students who have CTE 4280 on their program of study may change to IGEN 3116 upon request. Contact Dr. Jurkowski if you are interested.
Student Learning Outcomes
The graduate will use the knowledge and skills obtained in the program to:
- Demonstrate the use of various forms of technology integration in the classroom environment including word-processing, databases, spreadsheets, educational applications, presentation programs and the Internet.
- Demonstrate the ability to teach with and about technology.
- Apply appropriate theories and reflective models in instructional technology settings.
- Exhibit professionalism and ethical behavior.
- Provide leadership in the field of instructional technology.
- Actively participate in the educational process by applying cutting-edge technologies that infuse the most current and effective strategies into the learning process.
- Develop capabilities for applying technologies as a tool in the learning environments and designing materials for the classroom.
