As a graduate with a minor in Instructional Technology, you will use the knowledge and skills obtained in the program to:

• Demonstrate the ability to teach with and about technology at a distance
• 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 tools in the learning environments and designing materials for the classroom
  

INST 4110: Google Educator Prep is a prerequisite for INST 4120: Google Education Trainer Prep. INST 4920: Practicum in Instructional Technology should be taken following other coursework for the minor. Other than that, you can take most courses in any order. Contact your advisor for more information and advice.

We believe that hands-on experience is ideal. At the end of the program, you will complete a practicum at a school of your choice in conjunction with your student teaching or separately prior to this experience. This gives you the opportunity to tie together everything you learned throughout your courses with local experts and real-life scenarios.